A Lioness Isolated On A White Background. Stock Image

Lionesses differ from males by the following features: smaller size lack of mane. Females more often act as hunters - for this reason, they do not have a mane, which can interfere with camouflage. In a lion pride, females fulfill common functions - hunting and raising offspring. They are faster and more agile, so it is easier for them to catch prey. Lions rarely help lionesses in hunting, only when it comes to very large prey.