Lion's breath is visible in the air as he roars his dominance

The lion is referred to as the king of beasts. On the African plain, he's the undisputed top carnivore. It can reach a weight of 143kg (315lbs) and is rivaled only by the tiger in terms of size. But tigers don't inhabit the plains and shrublands here in Africa and this lion is the apex predator. Muscular and shockingly powerful, this big cat can take down animals much larger than itself. Capable hunters, these animals primarily eat food that they have killed themselves, but they are also occasionally known to be scavengers, taking the kill of other animals.
Lions are social creatures, organized in groups called prides. A few males, along with several females form hunting packs and offer protection from other animals such as hyenas that will challenge lions who are found on their own. There is always one dominant, alpha male, usually the largest and strongest of the males in the pride.
This lion bellows out his claim for dominance as he walks along the edge of the grassland on a clear morning His breath hangs in the air as he roars and snorts, telling other lions in the area that he is there and that he will compete for the breeding and hunting rights in that area.
Culturally, the lion has been a symbol of strength and bravery, as this lion so adequately represents. As they stroll through their pride land, they have little to fear. This lion inspires awe as he makes his way through the grass.