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Published: 2016-01-10 06:48:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 601; Favourites: 13; Downloads: 3
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A look into the as-yet-unfinished colored version of my lion fight. There's still shading and highlights to do and some things to finish with the underpainting. ΒRelated content
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That's the reason why having a brother is always useful; especially in nature !
(You know co-operative relative male lions tends to rule their pride for a very long time)
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That they do. But not all lions in a coalition are brothers. They are often times friends and allies that have met up during their years alone.Β
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Wait; Really ?
Other than brothers, the non related male lions really could form coalitions\alliances ?!
I didn't know that; that will change my opinion about male lions intelligence
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It's true. Jericho and Cecil were not brothers. Everyone called them brothers, but DNA tests proved them to be unrelated.
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Epic ! My view about lions social intelligence changed !
Poor Cecil thought...
At least his intelligence luckily pass to his cubs
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All lions do this, not just Cecil and Jericho. Plenty of unrelated males form coalitions to strengthen their hold on their prides.
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Really ? I didn't heard that; so far. I watched that male lions portrayed ;unfortunately; as quite... Unintelligent; always warlike.
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lions are not unintelligent. they never forget. don't believe it? ask Sirga the lioness, who was saved as a cub by Valentin Gruner:Β www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgOqYsβ¦
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I am astonished ! I never heard lions could make such complex friendships !
I heard about domesticated cheetah; but this is truly amazing !
Lions are much more complex than I previously thought
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They are indeed. Also, in the wild, cheetah brothers (or in some rare cases, fathers and sons) usually stay together for life and hunt together, allowing them to hunt larger prey.
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I knew the Cheetahs but the lions are a nice suprise
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It's always fun learning something new.
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thanks. I'll put up the finished version at some point.
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