cave lions

Cave lions are a large species of lions that are related to the lions of Cocar and plains lions.

Description

Cave lions resemble real life lions, but the main differences are that they are roughly 10% larger, have slightly lighter coloured fur, and lack a mane, although they do have extra hair on the bottom of their necks and upper chests. They also hunt in smaller prides, with them usually being around 4-8 members strong.

Habitat and Diet

Cave lions prefer forested habitats and are comfortable in flat forests and hilly forests. Their range includes the forests of northern Merindia, Borea, Shigir, the forested parts of Meru, and northern Elendrum. Cave lions prey on animals like aurochs, forest bison, elk, deer, moose, megaloceros and boars.