Lion, Felis leo スケートボード

A reproduction print from Lloyd's Natural History: A Hand-Book to the Carnivora, Part I. Cats, Civets, and Mungooses; by Richard Lydekker, 1896. "Distinguished from all other members of the Family by the presence of a massive mane, of variable length. Distribution.- At the present day, Africa from Algeria to the Cape; Mesopotamia, on the west flanks of the Zagros Range; Persia, south of Shiraz, but not on the tableland; India. Distinguished from the majority of the members of the Cat tribe by its inability to climb, the Lion is essentially a noisy animal, its well known roar being in undisturbed districts frequently uttered at intervals, from early evening, throughout the night." The images are reproduced here from very high resolution files, so you can be confident that the quality will remain the best. Image courtesy of OldBookArt.com.