@Faheem.Ullah 27 April 2021 more from that month

Lions Lions in the world usually make no more than 20 kills a year. Being an apex predator is tough and, for many species, most pursuits end in failure, while smaller hunters risk losing their hard-won meals to bigger beasts. Lions are the archetypal apex predator, but their hunting success rate strongly depends on the number of lions involved – a single lion hunting in daylight has a success rate of 17-19 percent, but this increases for those hunting as a group to 30 percent. Of 1,300 hunts observed in the Serengeti, nearly half involved only one animal, 20 percent involved two, and the rest a group of (normally) between three and eight individuals. #Venezuela