Cave Lion
Basic Information
Anatomy
A large, usually tawny-colored cat sometimes showing faint spots or stripes.
Genetics and Reproduction
Females birth litters of two to four cubs each spring, with each cub reaching full size in 10 months.
Ecology and Habitats
Widely distributed across the continent, they are most often found in large wooded areas or ancient forests. Solitary predators, they hunt from ambush and will stalk prey for miles before attacking.
Additional Information
Social Structure
A single female may be found to still have young following her around, otherwise they are solitary creatures and do not travel or hunt in packs or prides.
Uses, Products & Exploitation
Some cultures prize the pelts of cave lions highly, and the claws and teeth are often used as magical components.
Perception and Sensory Capabilities
Exceptional senses of sight and smell, good hearing.
Scientific Name
Panthera Lionus Antrum
Average Height
4' at the shoulders
Average Weight
500-650 lbs
Average Length
6' to 7' from nose to base of tail
Average Physique
Very strong, fast sprinters, able to leap to heights of as much as 14'.
Body Tint, Colouring and Marking
Typically tawny in color, some with faint spots or stripes to help hide them in the forest cover. Males do not have manes like an African lion.
Geographic Distribution
