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To: Wildcat who wrote (26532)	11/15/1997 8:26:00 PM
From: Eric Tai	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 35569

Wildcat, <<<By the way, a lion that is hungry is not a successful lion. Could be old and decrepid and unable to provide for himself. In a pride, the female usually hunts and kills the prey. So a hunger male lion more than likely has no mate. Maybe he is so "short" he cannot attract or retain a mate.(gg)>>> LOL. Also it is very dangerous for a lion to go hungry for too long because it is losing strength as time goes by and will become more and more unable to catch any prey. Eventually, it becomes so weak that it cannot even defend itself and will become the target for other predators such as hyenas, wild dogs, leopards, wart hogs etc and it will be eaten alive by them. :)