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The article explains the behavior of the lioness during her fertile period, during which she requests mating intensively, ranging from 20 to 40 times a day, and in rare cases, up to 80 times. The mating process responds quickly and continuously repeats. This behavior is characterized by a specific timing that depends on a stimulated ovulation, as the ovary releases the egg only when conditions are favorable. This helps ensure pregnancy and prevents killers of the cubs—the males—from attacking them, since each lion tries to believe he is the father of the cubs. This complex biological system ensures the continuation of the offspring and reflects the lioness's care for the safety and health of her cubs from potential threats.
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