Question

Imagine two very large lions have a cub. It is likely that the cub would have genes for being large, too. What are some environmental factors that might results in the cub not growing to its full potential

Answer 1

It all depends on the parents genetics cuz it’s a 50/50 thing

Answer 2

Something out of genetics is the environment. Say it doesn’t have enough food while developing, then it’s manourished and won’t grow. Disease might be something else. I don’t know if this applies to lions or mammals in general but it might be stunted (from being in a small environment)


These things are out of the parents’ genetics. Hope this helps!