No tigers are shown in The Lion King movies as they don't live in eastern Africa where The Lion King is set. The other big cats besides lions that are seen in the films are cheetahs and leopards.
No. It's about Lions.
I'm sure it's the lion Cause lions and tigers once fought and the lion ALWAYS won....YEA..... But the white tigers are stronger than the lions The average Bengal, Indo Chinese, and Siberian tigers are more powerful than lions.
The Lion King isn't a book, so it doesn't have any chapters.However, there are three films of the Lion King film series, the first being The Lion King, the second being The Lion King II: Simba's Pride, and the third being The Lion King 1½.
No, there isn't any Broadway production of The Lion King II: Simba's Pride.
The lion king was a fictional story, and was not based on any certain part of Africa.
No. Phil Collins did not sing any songs heard in The Lion King.
Yes, there are a number of goofs seen in The Lion King. Most of them are listed on the film's page on IMDb.com or you can search for The Lion King on moviemistakes.com.
There aren't any lemurs seen in The Lion King, as most lemurs reside in the country, Madagascar, where The Lion King, for a fact, isn't set there.
tigers are bigger then lions and the most biggest tiger is the Siberian tiger. And the biggest lion is the Barbary lion what lives in the Savannah. So the difference between a lion and tiger is size.
Is the Lion King 2 at walmart ?
The Lion King, Lion King 2 Simba's Pride, Lion King 1 1/2
People call the lion "king of beasts" because of the mane around it's neck that looks like a crown, and the fact that they run a pride. Tigers have no mane, and they are solitary hunters. However, tigers are bigger, stronger, and better fighters than lions. Lions being "the king" is just a saying, the true ruler of the wild is the tiger.
The lion is called the "king of the jungle"but this is in error. Lions do not live in the jungle and tend to prefer the savanna. Tigers and jaguars do live in jungles and rainforests so would be more accurately credited with this title.