Head the text and mark the statements True (m), False (F). Not stated (NS)
no attive all around the world, but people don't see them very
onen They have sharp claws and teeth They can be dangerous
to people but people are even more dangerous to them. Many
ople hunt blocat They hunt spotted cats for their hur. They
unters for the bones. They use the bones in Chinese med
leine. Some people even hunt locats just for fun. Here are
some of the most famous big cats
The lion in the loudest of all the locats You can hear a lion roar
from about lometres away Lions live in families called prides
Apide of lions can have between 3 and 40 lions in it, but there
are usually around 15 lions in one pride The female lions do
most of the hunting. They usually hunt late in the evening of early
in the morning. They will antelopes, Garettes, buffalos and
rebrasYou can find lions in Africa and Asia. You can find their
cousin, the mountain lion in America
The bloot of the big cats is the tiger. They are known around
the world for their power and strength Tigers can welch up to
220 kilograme. Moottigers come from India and they usually live
alone. They are very good combers and are good swimmers too
They can eat up to 30 kilograms of meat in one night 100 years
ngo, there were over 100.000 tigers in the wild. Now there are
only 2,600. Many of them ive in conservation parks
1 tats live in Africa
People hun tigers because tigers are funny
3. Chooses bones to make me
4. The lion's voice is very loud
0. There are about to abylone in the lions'tamly
0 Male bons Nill all of their food.
7 Lions usually hunt in hot weather
8. The lion is too than the tiger
9. Tigers live in big families
10. Toors don't like water
11 Manyligers live in special places like natural
reserve

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