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How Many Wildebeest Does It Take to Raise a Lion? And Other Questions About the Ecology of African Lions

Offered By: EvoEcoSeminars via YouTube

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Wildlife Conservation Courses Population Dynamics Courses Predator-Prey Interactions Courses

Course Description

Overview

Explore the fascinating ecology of African lions in this comprehensive seminar. Delve into topics such as tracking methods, seasonal behaviors, and population dynamics in various habitats. Examine the complex relationships between lions and their prey, including the impact of wildebeest populations on lion survival. Investigate intriguing aspects of lion biology, such as belly size, diet, and disease susceptibility. Analyze the social dynamics of lion prides, including infanticide and sexual selection. Discover the interactions between lions and other predators like cheetahs, leopards, and hyenas. Learn about the challenges lions face, including drought and disease outbreaks. Gain insights into competition for food and the delicate balance of ecosystems. Participate in an engaging Q&A session to further expand your understanding of these magnificent predators.

Syllabus

Introduction
Overview
Tracking
Seasonality
Crater
Belly size
Diet
Populations
Lions in the woodlands
Summary
Infanticide
Sexual Selection
Disease
Drought
Babesia
Thymus
Prey biomass
Disease outbreaks
Lions vs Cheetahs
Leopards
Lions hate leopards
Lions hate hyenas
Conclusion
Competition for food
hyenas
audience questions


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EvoEcoSeminars

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