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The females do most of the hunting while the males defend the community. The lion is the most social of the big cats, living in groups called prides that are comprised of up to forty individuals.

The pronounced mane is only present in males, and even then it usually grows only on lions in cooler climates. Adult lions have the notable golden coat of hair, which is a sign of its maturity, since cubs have light spots that fade and vanish over time. The lion has a powerful compact body, with strong forelegs and jaws used specifically for seizing an escaping animal and killing it.

to shoulder, 400 lb.ĭiet: Antelope, zebra, wildebeest, other large herbivores, domestic livestock, carrionįew creatures are as unmistakable as the lion, a legend of the natural world since ancient times, and one of few animals worthy of the title “king of the beasts.” With its impressive mane and imposing size, the lion has long been glorified as the epitome of the big cat, even though it shares most physical characteristics with its cousin, the tiger, which is actually a larger animal. A pet version of the Lion named Lhota the Pet Lion is available to the Indians from a Home City Card sending two Lions.Īpprox. Lions are found in maps such as Mongolia, Deccan, Yellow River, and Silk Road. It is a much more powerful version of the Tiger and is dangerous to defeat with Explorers. The Lion is a powerful Treasure Guardian found in Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties on Asian maps. They were absent from East Asia, however.

In Neolithic and Ancient times, lions lived in most of Africa and also from the Balkans to India.

A single Villager will kill it, although they sometimes spawn in pairs, often killing the unwary Villager. They will often attack Gazelles on their own, and attack units wandering too close to them. Both the game image and the icon are identical to that of the Wild Lions.ĪI Lions are quite aggressive. Lions also appear as tame and controllable, they're also befriended to the players (if you choose the color of your team), although they only appear in the Scenario Editor. Between two and four Villagers are recommended, although the less are used the more damage one of them will take (with the possibility of one dying). Their fast speed and high attack rate makes them too dangerous for a single Villager to gather from.

2-4 Lions are a very dangerous food source in Age of Empires and are the most dangerous natural unit in the game.