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Prides work as a team to hunt, share food, and protect eachother. Lion cubs watch the adults in their pride to learn how to “lion.”Then the cubs copy the grown-ups.  \nTHOMAS PESCHAK, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC IMAGE COLLECTION (COVER AND ABOVE INSET); MICHAEL POTTER11, SHUTTERSTOCK ( BIG IMAGE)  \nSTALK!  \nJONATHAN AND ANGELA SCOTT (STALK, POUNCE); BEVERLY JOUBERT, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC IMAGE COLLECTION ( ROAR); ZAYNE C, SHUTTERSTOCK (STALK TEXTURE); SUMMIT ART CREATIONS, SHUTTERSTOCK ( POUNCE TEXTURE); TIMESHOPS, SHUTTERSTOCK ( ROAR TEXTURE)  \nAdult lions follow, or stalk, their prey. Cubs stalk each other, or sometimes a butterfly, to practice hunting.  \nCubs pounce too, just like grown-up lions .  \nAdults roar so loud, the sound can be heard from far away. Cubs practice their big cat roar, too.  \nROAR!  \nPOUNCE!  \nThese cubs will someday become bigger cats . But for now, it is important to enjoy being a little cat!  \nThis kind of lemur is called a SIFAKA. Say my name: sih-FAH-kuh  \nANDY ROUSE, MINDEN PICTURES ( BIG IMAGE); MARTIN HARVEY, GETTY IMAGES (1); KEVIN SCHAFER, ALAMY (2); MONIKA HRDI NOVA, DEMBINSKY PHOTO ASSOCIATES/ALAMY (3)  \nLeaping Lemur  \nSee how this lemur jumps from tree to tree.  \n1  \nA lemur wants to move  \nto a different tree. It  \npushes off a branch and  \nsoars through the air.  \n2  \nThe lemur reaches out toward another tree with its long arms.  \n3  \nIt grabs a tree branch.  \nThe lemur makes a safe  \nlanding in this new tree.  \nWhy do you think trees have roots?  \nROOTS  \nRoots grow into the ground to hold a tree in place . When strong winds blow, the tree does not fall over. Roots also soak up water from the soil.  \nBURCUSARE, SHUTTERSTOCK  \nCa refu l ly tea r a long th is edge to pu l l these pages out . Sha re you r wo rk w ith othe rs !  \nYour Turn!  \nDraw, trace, and play: These pages have fun activities all about the ocean.  \nAsk a grown-up to show you where the oceans are on this map. Then color them in!  \nThis magazine belongs to:  \nNGM MAPS  \nWrite your name in the space above.  \nWhat Are These?  \nOLPHIN  \nRAB  \nLOWNFISH EAHORSE  \nCTOPUS TINGRAY  \nELLYFISH EA TURTLE EASTAR  \nWhich of these creatures would you like to meet?  \nDREAMSTIME; HANNU VI ITANEN, DREAMSTIME. MIDDLE ROW: TEGUH T IRTAPUTRA, DREAMSTIME; FOTOAREK, DREAMSTIME; I DREAMPHOTOS, DREAMSTIME; CIGDEM SEAN COOPER, DREAMSTIME.  \nTOP ROW ( LEFT TO RIGHT): CORINA DANIELA OBERTAS, DREAMSTIME; WOO BING SIEW, MIKHAIL BLAJENOV, DREAMSTIME; ROMAN VINTONYAK, DREAMSTIME. BOTTOM ROW:","cbCaiqCSwRROzUIW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqCSwRROzUIW","pdf",8201913,24,"English","# Lion Cubs Grow Up\n## Stalk!\n## ROAR!\n## Leaping Lemur\n## Roots\n## Your Turn!","[{\"question\":\"How do lion cubs learn what they need to do?\",\"answer\":\"Lion cubs watch the adult lions in their pride, then copy the grown-ups. 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