White lions typically live in hot and sunny climates in scrubland and savannas, such as in the Timbavati region in South Africa. They are adapted to withstand high temperatures and are often found lounging in the shade to keep cool during the hottest parts of the day.
Lions don't live in water because they simply cannot swim. they don't have gills or fins. Edit-- I think what they mean is in swamp-y places. Which lions do! There are lions that live all across Africa that live in places with a lot of water. They tend to have (very) slightly fluffier fur than those that live away from deltas, etc. There's a documentary called "Swamp Cats" that airs on Animal Planet sometimes that's about these water lions. As for cold climate, lions did used to live in Europe. I forget where exactly this European breed /was/ but they're long gone now. Why they don't live in other cold climates is because more suitable big cats do instead. Like the snow leopard, tiger, puma, etc. yes lions can swim they just keep their heads up to breathe and don't go under
because it is hot
about 100 degrees
African lions live in hot, dry climates in Africa. They spend most of their day sleeping under the cool shade of trees. But these great beasts do not mind heat and can be found roaming plains, marshes, and grasslands throughout Africa. If you mean the mountain lion, or cougar, then they live on the sloping, rocky sides of mountains where they hunt prey like mountain goats. Cougars do not mind the cold.
hot
Mountain lions live in a variety of habitats from the cold coniferous forests to the hot deserts and hot, steamy rain forests.
they live in warm temperature not hot or cold
Lions don't live in water because they simply cannot swim. they don't have gills or fins. Edit-- I think what they mean is in swamp-y places. Which lions do! There are lions that live all across Africa that live in places with a lot of water. They tend to have (very) slightly fluffier fur than those that live away from deltas, etc. There's a documentary called "Swamp Cats" that airs on Animal Planet sometimes that's about these water lions. As for cold climate, lions did used to live in Europe. I forget where exactly this European breed /was/ but they're long gone now. Why they don't live in other cold climates is because more suitable big cats do instead. Like the snow leopard, tiger, puma, etc. yes lions can swim they just keep their heads up to breathe and don't go under
It depends how hot or cold and how long they have been in that condition.
because it is hot
about 100 degrees
they like to be hot and hariry they love seeing the pups on others :)
As lions live in only two countries in the world Africa and India. And both these countries are very hot , and in summer it gets even much hotter, so a lion will not like the cold.
Hot ones
they do live in cold
hot in the daytime, cold at night.
you will be cold