介绍狮子有汉语和英语怎么说

❶ 请问如何用英语介绍狮子

lion:it is an animal , it is very strong and handsome ,i love it very much!

❷ 狮子四句英语介绍

The lion is one of the five big cats in the cat family. With some males exceeding 250kg in weight, it is the second-largest living cat after the tiger. Wild lions currently exist in Africa and in Asia (India) while other types of lions have disappeared from North Africa and Southwest Asia in historic times. There are no lions found in China.

❸ 形容狮子 的英语单词有哪些

strong huge scaring rare

❹ 狮子英语怎么说

狮子英语说lion。
狮子（学名：Panthera leo；英文名：Lion）：简称狮，中国古称狻猊。是一种生存在非洲与亚洲的大型猫科动物，是现存平均体重最大的猫科动物，也是在世界上唯一一种雌雄两态的猫科动物。
生活在热带稀树草原和草地，也出现于灌木和旱林。肉食，常以伏击方式捕杀其他温血动物。分布于非洲草原、亚洲印度。在野外狮子活10到14年，圈养下更长寿，一般达二十余年。
狮子是世界上唯一一种雌雄两态的猫科动物。雄狮有鬃毛，而雌狮没有。狮子拥有猫科动物中最大的头骨和肩高，雄兽普遍的要大于雌兽。雄兽的头体长一般在35-38厘米， 雌兽一般在28-32厘米。南非、埃及的标本比较大（这里全部以雄体为准），头体长一般都超过37厘米，38厘米和39厘米的标本也不少。最大的可达40.2厘米。东非的一般在35-37.5厘米之间。一向被认为是体型非凡的北非狮，头骨并不大，最大的也仅有36厘米，头体长的范围基本上与东非狮相当。亚洲狮体型和非洲狮子体型相比身躯略小，全长3-3.2米。其中雄狮重180-220千克，雌狮重130-200千克。相对非洲狮，亚洲雄狮的鬃毛比较少不是很浓密，在它的腹部和前肢肘部也有少量长毛，而它的尾端球状毛也较大。
狮子体型大，躯体均匀，四肢中长，趾行性。头大而圆，吻部较短，视、听、嗅觉均很发达。狮子的头部巨大，脸型颇宽，鼻骨较长，鼻头是黑色的。狮的耳朵比较短，耳朵很圆，母狮的耳朵基本是短短的半圆，而美洲狮的耳朵则比较长，耳尖也比较尖。狮子的前肢比后肢更加强壮，它们的爪子也很宽。尾巴相对较长，末端还有一簇深色长毛。犬齿及裂齿极发达；上裂齿具三齿尖，下裂齿具2齿尖；臼齿较退化，齿冠直径小于外侧门齿高度。皮毛柔软。前足5趾，后足4趾；爪锋利，可伸缩。尾较发达。肉食，常以伏击方式捕杀其他温血动物。
狮子的毛发短，体色有浅灰、黄色或茶色。雄狮长有很长的鬃毛，鬃毛有淡棕色、深棕色、黑色等等，长长的鬃毛一直延伸到肩部和胸部。那些鬃毛越长，颜色越深的的雄狮，常常更能吸引母狮的注意。生活在非洲大陆南北两端的雄狮鬃毛更加发达，一直延伸到背部和腹部，它们的体型也最大。
元音字母i在重读开音节里发合口双元音/aɪ/的音，由两个音组成，第一个音是前元音/a/，发音时，舌端靠近下齿，牙床比a的短音/æ/更大，全开，由第一个前元音/a/向第二个音/ɪ/滑动，舌位由低到高，口形由大到小，音量由强到弱，由长到短，由清晰到含糊，两个音合为一个合口双元音，如：
I 我
pie 派
die 死亡
lie 躺，存在
tie 领带
希望我能帮助你解疑释惑。

❺ 狮子的英语介绍

Lion make me afraid .
It is a the biggest fo forest animals.
It is yellow and gold that was very beautiful!
What a beautiful animals!

❻ 对一只狮子的介绍用英语怎么说

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❼ 狮子（英语简介）

I. DESCRIPTION:

Typically a mature male stands 4 feet at the shoulder and is 8 .5 feet long, plus tail. He'll average 450 pounds. Females are considerable smaller, weighing less than 300 pounds. Alt lions usually have a plain unspotted coat, light brown to dark ochre in color. Cubs are marked with spots which sometimes persist on the legs and belly until they are fully grown. Male lions have a brown mane, which tends to grow darker and fuller as the animal ages. The tail has a black tuft at the end. "White" lions occasionally occur in the Transvaal region of southern Africa, but these are not true albinos.

II. GEOGRAPHICAL RANGE AND HABITAT:

Thousands of years ago, lions were common throughout southern Europe, southern Asia, eastern and central India and over the whole of the African continent. Today, with the exception of some 300 highly protected animals in the Gir National Park of India, the only naturally-occuring lions are found in Africa. (But even in Africa lions have been wiped out in the north; the last Numidian male was shot as a trophy in the 1930s.) Lions do not live in heavy forests and jungles and they do not inhabit desert areas e to a scarcity of game.

III. DIET:

Lions feed on a variety of large and medium-size prey. They prefer wildebeast (or gnu) to all others when the annual migration brings the vast herds through the pride's range. Otherwise they eat buffalo, zebra, antelope, giraffe, and warthogs. They also steal kills and carrion from other predators.

IV. LIFE CYCLE/SOCIAL STRUCTURE:

Lions are the only cats that live in large family groups. Each pride differs in size and formation, but a typical pride consists of two males and seven females and a variable number of cubs. Females are usually sisters and/or cousins that have grown up together. When the pride hunts as a group they employ an ambush that forces large prey into the waiting paws of the males. Females have the speed but lack the body weight to knock down large "family size" prey such as the wildebeast. Despite their tremendous power and adaptive efficiency, lions are more likely to fail than succeed in their attempts to kill.
Subalt males are driven out at 2-1/2 to 3 years of age and may go in a group with other males. Females mature in about two years, males a few years later. All big cats are inced ovulators, i.e. release of the ovum is brought about by the act of mating. The period of gestation for the lioness is between 105 and 118 days and usually three or four cubs will be born. Only one in five will survive the first year. When game is scarce the dominance hierarchy based on size and age quickly becomes apparent. The youngest die first.

Life span in the wild is 15-18 years, in captivity 25-30 years.

V. SPECIAL ADAPTATIONS:

Backward-curved horny papillae cover the upper surface of the tongue; these are useful both in holding onto meat and removing parasites ring grooming. The roar of a lion can be heard up to five miles away and can be most intimidating up close. Territorial roaring is usually heard an hour after sunset. When separated they roar to let each other know where they are; females often call their cubs by roaring. The mature male's mane not only makes him appear larger but protects his throat from his mortal enemies-other marauding lions and the hyenas after his cubs or kill.

VI. INTERPRETIVE INFORMATION:

A lion is a digitigrade, or toe walker; that is his heel doesn't touch the ground. His loud roar is made possible by the cartilage in his throat having ossified into bone (referred to as the Hyoid structure). This is true of all the big cat or "roaring" species. The smaller cats with the softer throat structure can only meow.

VII. STATUS IN WILD:

As a result of widespread persecution, cats in the wild have become one of the most threataened major groups of land animals. Nevertheless, the African lion numbered perhaps 200,000 indivials in 1991. They are generally protected even through some 150 humans have been mauled in the Gir National Park alone. Conversely in the Skeleton Coast Park in West Africa's Namibia the lions are all gone. Some were killed outside park boundaries by livestock herdsmen; others were forced to leave by drought.
African lions are now listed as vulnerable by the IUCN.

❽ 用英语介绍狮子

lion

❾ 介绍狮子不少于50个单词（英语！！！）

Lions are the only social wild cats. They live in family groups called 'prides', which are made up of as many as 12 females and their young, and up to three alt males.
Most lions are found in Africa, but small populations still exist in north west India. They prefer habitats of grassy plains, savannah and open woodland, but can occasionally be found in areas of semi-desert.

❿ 用英语和汉语来介绍猩猩

Orangutans are among the most intelligent primates and use a variety of sophisticated tools,also making sleeping nests each night from branches and foliage.They are generally not aggressive and live a mostly solitary life foraging for food.They are the largest living arboreal animals with longer arms than other great apes.Their hair is typically reddish-brown,instead of the brown or black hair typical of other great apes.
Native to Indonesia and Malaysia,orangutans are currently found only in rainforests on the islands of Borneo and Sumatra,though fossils have been found in Java,the Thai-Malay Peninsula,Vietnam and China.There are only two surviving species,both of which are endangered:the Bornean Orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus) and the critically endangered Sumatran Orangutan (Pongo abelii).The subfamily Ponginae also includes the extinct genera Gigantopithecus and Sivapithecus.The word "orangutan" comes from the Malay words "orang" (man) and "(h)utan" (forest); hence,"man of the forest".
猩猩是灵长类动物中最聪明的和使用各种先进的工具，也使每个晚上睡巢由树枝和树叶。他们一般都没有积极的生活是孤独的生活觅食。它们是最大的活树栖动物更长的武器比其他类人猿。他们的头发通常是红褐色的，而不是的褐色或黑色的头发其他类人猿的典型。
原产于印度尼西亚和马来西亚，猩猩是目前只发现了雨林婆罗洲岛和苏门答腊岛上，虽然化石被发现在java，泰国马来半岛、越南和中国。只有两个幸存的物种，都是濒危的物种：婆罗洲猩猩（Pongo pygmaeus）和濒临灭绝的苏门答腊猩猩（毛猩猩）。亚科猩猩亚科还包括已灭绝的属和西瓦古猿巨猿。“猩猩”来自马来语词“人”（人）和（H）猩猩”（森林）；因此，“森林人”。