Lions belong to the 'cat' family. They are unique because they are the only cats to live in groups or prides. Lions are yellowish-brown in colour, with a yellow or black mane. Males have a thick, long mane around the head that extends down the chest. Female lions do not have manes.

Lions have massive shoulders and strong legs, long, sharp claws, and powerfull jaws. A lion's roar can be heard more than 8 km away. Prides of lions generally consist of one male and thirteen to forty females. However, some prides have as few as two members. A pride's home area varies in size from 20 to 400 square km.

Lions capture their prey mainly during the night, and are reputed to sleep or rest for about twenty hours a day. You will often find them lying under a shady bush, particularly after they have fed.

On the basis of your reading of the above passage fill in the blanks with suitable words:

2290. Why lions are considered as unique animals?

2291. When do lions generally capture their prey?

2292. What do lions do for the most part of the day?

2293. Lions belong to ---- family

2294. ------ do not have manes

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