Cub

"'Pride lionesses are born nameless: they just call us 'Sister' or 'Daughter' until we're old enough for our assessment. I never had a name before Nothing.' [...] '[Males] still have to earn their Manes by leading a Pride. None of us are born whole until we serve the Pride.' —Nothing to Hover about Pride cubs in Episode 4: Outsider."

Cubs are young lions under the age of 1-2 years old. They are often looked after by their mothers until weaned, after which the old, injured or sick lionesses stay behind during hunts to watch over and protect them.

Once female cubs reach the age of 1-2 years old, they go through a huntress assessment and receive their huntress name in honor of their skills. If a lioness is disabled or injured, their assessment may be postponed. Male cubs leave their Pride at the age of approximately 2-3 years old, aiming to start or find and lead their own Pride in order to earn their Mane.

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