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Is it not true that there's only one mating male in each pride, and that the others are exiled into bachelor groups? In any case, there are many examples in na
by ericd 8y ago
Is it not true that there's only one mating male in each pride, and that the others are exiled into bachelor groups?
In any case, there are many examples in nature where a small percentage of the males do a very disproportionate amount of the mating.
- SolaceQuantum 8y agoIndeed. It isn’t uncommon for brothers to handle a pride and share the mates. I’m not making any claims about nature trends in general, merely that your lion example is inaccurate and therefore takes away from the argument.
- ericd 8y agoInteresting, didn't know that, thanks.