Male lions don't live as long as female lions do. They also fight each other for dominance in the wild.
Male lions have been know to fight each other over females, sometimes with extreme consequences, such as death. In addition, when an outsider male lion takes over a pride by running the original male off or killing him, the new male will sometimes kill the cubs of the original male. In larger prides, females have also been known to fight and injure a single invading male by ganging up on him.
Male lions are stronger.
The males are territorial. They will fight each other for a female. They will fight each other to be the top male. You should keep breeding males seperate.
they wont fight they have to be the same BREED and LITTER to not fight each other .
They may, but will not do much harm to each other if they do.
no they don't fight with each other
Not usually, only until one is too hurt to continue fighting for space, food, or mates.
If they don't fight
Lion prides are usually headed by a One or two Male lions. Adolescent males from the pride are kicked out by the pride leader to avoid competition. These adolescents, when they grow up, challenge other pride leaders and fight with them to take over the pride. During such take-overs fights between male lions is inevitable
Yes, females and males will fight with each other. They have small fights that are just a pecking order. The males can hurt each other if there is a female to fight over.
The Mane is a protective hair growth in the lions necks. They are found only in Male Lions. Male lions are fighters. They fight with other males to protect their pride. During such fights, lions try to bite one another in their neck. Without the mane, most of these fights would end in a fatality.