The African male lion (Panthera leo) exhibits a range of typical behaviors that underscore its majestic presence and social dynamics within the pride. Yawning, often seen as a display of relaxation, can also serve to showcase their powerful jaws and impressive canines. Roaring is another distinctive behavior, used to communicate with pride members, establish territory, and ward off intruders; their roar can be heard up to five miles away. Male lions spend a significant amount of time resting, conserving energy for hunting and defending their territory. They also engage in social grooming, strengthening bonds with other pride members. These behaviors highlight the lion's complex social structure and adaptability within their environment.