The LION is a species of carnivorous mammal of the genus Panthera and of the Felidae family. The species is now found in sub-Saharan Africa and Asia. It is one of the four big cats, with some males exceeding 250 kilograms by weight, being the second largest cat after the tiger. BUFFALO-AFRICAN is a bovine mammal native to Africa, commonly found in the savannah in countries throughout sub-Saharan Africa, although usually confined to protected areas. It is a large herbivore. The adult female reaches 1.60 meters in height and about 500 kg to 600 kg in weight. The adult male is even larger, reaching about 1.80 meters in height (measures taken from the ground to the maximum height of the shoulder) and 900 kg in weight. The African buffalo, although physically similar to the common buffalo found in cattle breeding in northern Brazil, is a larger, wild animal. The adult buffalo is very strong, imposing respect even on a group of lions that can cross its path. Lions can kill and eat a buffalo, but this requires a group of lions to organize and attack a single animal. It is very rare for a lion to be able to seriously injure or kill an adult buffalo by attacking it alone.
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