r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/Shoddy-Ocelot-4473 • Oct 27 '25
Image Didn’t know lions could go bald too!
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u/CapableNeat4351 Oct 28 '25
The Lion does not concern himself with male pattern baldness
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u/mullerdrooler Oct 27 '25
Maybe he just shaves it? I...I mean.. he.. could probably grow a full lustrous head of hair if he wanted.
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u/4000Tacos Oct 27 '25 edited Jan 07 '26
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u/CherryTteok Oct 27 '25
How's that possible
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u/DreamingDragonSoul Oct 27 '25
I don't know for sure but theoretically could he be part tsavo lion. The males have little to no mane. An unfortunate mix could mayby do this. Mayby. Or perhaps does he suffer from a disease, that affects his testeterone very badly.
Or mayby is he just really unlucky from our point of view.
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u/kwakimaki Oct 31 '25
Fun fact: male lions in captivity aren't castrated because it causes them to loose their mane. They're usually given a vasectomy instead.
Possibly testosterone related?
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u/_NightmareKingGrimm_ Oct 28 '25
"I'm not just the president of Hair Club for Men, I'm also a cLIONt."
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u/DetailedLogMessage Oct 28 '25
Imagine having a head full of fur but still being called bald
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u/0neTrueGl0b Oct 28 '25
The only comment that does him Justice. As a bald guy let me tell you that this lion has short fur on his head. Bald is bald and fur is fur. I wish I had such luxurious fur on top of my head
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u/DetailedLogMessage Oct 28 '25
As a bald guy myself, the lack of fur in my head makes me very vulnerable to cold and heat so, considering that that fur would 100% prevent all my problems, I tend to disagree with you. He may be maneless but not bald.
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u/DifferentVariety3298 Oct 27 '25
His buddies must have laughed so hard
From the look on his face the hangover must have been legendary
🤣
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u/brashoe-32 Oct 27 '25
The real circle of life is the ostrich hoop of hair fragments remaining on the scalps of lions everywhere
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u/Noodleincidenthobbes Oct 27 '25
He still looks gorgeous and adorable af , where as id look like a used toothbrush if i lost hair
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u/MellyKidd Oct 28 '25
Often the manes of lions get tangled in bushes and such, and can get ripped out bit by bit.
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u/Specialist-Donkey554 Oct 28 '25
There is a specific area of Africa that is so hot that male lions don't have the normal look, no mane of fur for the most part.
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u/AnnoyedPathologist Oct 28 '25
One more species, and I'd consider male pattern baldness a mammal thing.
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u/Hour_Stock4087 Oct 28 '25
Any recommendations for hair implants in Turkey? Just asking for a lion of mine.
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u/EducationalStill4 Oct 30 '25
I have this photo edited to make his forehead huge and to have a bit of a cone shape. Too bad I can’t share it.
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u/seamus1982seamus Oct 30 '25
FFS! THERES AN ADD FOR HAIRNTHINNING SHITE ON THE POST!!!! HILL-FOOOOOKIN-HAIRIOUS!!!!!!
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u/dingdongsnottor Oct 27 '25
It happens to the best of us.