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Could a billion lions beat the Sun?
100 billion lions however, would be less than a mere morsel to the celestial sun; the lions would never be able to approach the sun without being instantly cremated. The sun wouldn’t even notice this, much like you would not notice a single water molecule finding its way onto your hand.
How much space would a billion lions take?
12.3 billion square feet
So one billion male lions would take up 12.3 billion square feet, which, dividing by 5,280^2 square feet per square mile, we get the number ~441.202 square MILES of lion.
What is the average mass of a lion?
420 lbsAdult
280 lbsAdult
Lion/Mass
The adult male African lion can weigh as much as 420 lbs. (190 kg) and the average weight of adult male Asian lions is 350 lbs. (160 kg). By comparison, adult male Siberian and Royal Bengal tigers can weigh close to 700 lbs.
How much volume is a lion?
The lion has the loudest roar of all the big cats. It’s so loud it can reach 114 decibels (at a distance of around one metre) and can be heard from as far away as five miles. This volume is all to do with the shape of the cat’s larynx.
How many lions are left in the world?
Today, lions are extinct in 26 African countries, have vanished from over 95 percent of their historic range, and experts estimate that there are only about 20,000 left in the wild.
Could a trillion lions beat the Sun?
The lions. A trillion sun-sized lions would quickly collapse into a single mass under its combined gravity. The lions near the centre, with a huge weight crushing down on them, would be broken into atoms by the heat, undergo nuclear fusion, and effectively become a new star.
How much does a trillion lions weigh?
One trillion lions weighs a mere 2.5 x 10^14 kilograms. The smallest star we’ve discovered is only about the size of Saturn, but weighs 1.6 x 10^29 kg. [1] Just one star, any one star, weighs a trillion times more than the trillion lions do. So they aren’t beating it in a contest of gravity, that’s for sure.