A baby lion, or lion cub, typically stays in its mother's womb for about 110 days, or approximately 3.5 months. This gestation period is relatively short compared to other large mammals due to the lion's evolutionary adaptations for a shorter pregnancy to ensure the survival of the species. After the gestation period, the lioness gives birth to a litter of usually 2-4 cubs, which are born blind and rely on their mother for care and protection.
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