Every month of game time is 1 real life day. So each lioden year (12 months) takes 12 real days.

But your lions only age on days you rollover your account - so of course if you don't play lioden everyday, they live for longer in real life time :)

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I know this is a year too late but uhh they are talking about real life months. Five months in real life!

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Grace is right. Lionesses here do live around 5 months. Since 1 months on lioden is 1 day irl then around 14-15 years on lioden is around 5 months.

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You can choose to retire lionesses from 14 years for almost no cost (only 10 silver beetles), but they won't die automatically until at least 15 years old. The automatic 'unavoidable' death age is anywhere between 15 and 16 years.

So if you want to keep your lions as long as possible then using 15 years for the calculation would be a bit more accurate (15 x 12 = 180 real days = roughly 6 real months).

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Hi! Lionesses can live up to 16 years here on lioden. Real life lionesses can live 15-16 in the wild, and up to 30 years in captivity I believe.

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oh yes i know that, but what i mean is how do those 16 years here on lioden translate in real life.

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i'm not sure if i am making my point clear...
English isn't my first language

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So if each day a lionesses ages 1 month and 12 moths are a year, now a lionesses lives up to 14 years. I will multiply 12months x 14years giving me 168 days, now i have to divide 168 days ÷ 30days finally giving me 5.6, so in conclusion a lioness does live around 5 months here on lioden.

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Exactly

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they were just asking on lioden, not real life you silly billy Mots

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Where on earth did you hear that a lioness only lives 6 months?

Six months old is still a cub. Yes some cubs do not make it to a year old for various reasons, but if a lioness only lived to be six months old then there would not be any lions left in the world.

In the wild lionesses generally live longer than the males. Males rarely live to be 15 due to the fact that they fight other males for breeding rights and for their own pride to take over. And they can be fatally injured or injured so severely that they can't do big strong male lion things.

On average lionesses live to be 15 years old, but some lionesses have been recorded older. In zoos they can live well into their 30s since they have no threats of poaching, getting injured by prey or badly injured by other lions.

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