jgraffaz Report post Posted January 8, 2015 The cat pictured below is a mature lion. The cats posted earlier have spots and don't look anything like a mature lion. Thought I would share for comparison so all you people that say they are not kittens can see what a mature lion looks like. Notice there are no hints of spots. Saying those lions aren't kittens is like saying a 3 year old boy is not a kid. Tom Lion.jpg My my lion tag doesn't say any MATURE my lion, its like saying it is illegal to kill a spike, totally legal just frowned upon. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lancetkenyon Report post Posted January 8, 2015 The cat pictured below is a mature lion. The cats posted earlier have spots and don't look anything like a mature lion. Thought I would share for comparison so all you people that say they are not kittens can see what a mature lion looks like. Notice there are no hints of spots. Saying those lions aren't kittens is like saying a 3 year old boy is not a kid. Tom Lion.jpg My my lion tag doesn't say any MATURE my lion, its like saying it is illegal to kill a spike, totally legal just frowned upon. Look at the regs for what a "legal" lion is. "Any lion except spotted kittens or females accompanied by spotted kittens". Not just frowned upon, but in fact illegal. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lucafu1 Report post Posted January 8, 2015 The cat pictured below is a mature lion. The cats posted earlier have spots and don't look anything like a mature lion. Thought I would share for comparison so all you people that say they are not kittens can see what a mature lion looks like. Notice there are no hints of spots. Saying those lions aren't kittens is like saying a 3 year old boy is not a kid. Tom Lion.jpg My my lion tag doesn't say any MATURE my lion, its like saying it is illegal to kill a spike, totally legal just frowned upon. yeah im sure that reason/excuse would hold up. lol Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
