I know during the event, we came across abandoned or orphaned animals, including a lion cub losing his/her mom. So I came up with an idea that could spark. teaching our cubs to hunt and track, etc. In reality, cubs aren't just lounging around and playing with each other or tussling, the mothers and/or king are obliging to their survival and helping them earn and attempt to hunt. To cope with them, there could be a drop down option, or in on the menu of other locations, a field or grassy area could be shown with a cub lesson and you get to choose how many cubs can participate and either their mother or have an adolescent involved as well and with either a mother that isn't on cool down or the king, perhaps.

Simply at a certain month age, we can unlock a part of "interaction" and it could be of a dices roll. That mother of the cub can teach him/her how to hunt lizards, track down animals and etc and earn that skill point for a reason.

This may sound a bit too much, but honestly there should be more of an interaction I think..in my opinion anyways and especially for cubs and adolescents. Adolescents can perform the same variety when it comes to lessons and whatnot. These could also help their "smarts" when it comes to them successfully tracking down a lizard or other small creatures like mice or gerbil.

This could also include an energy boost or loss by cubs that capture something successfully or fail to. Cubs aren't meant to be just for play or tussle, but the mothers need to help them on how to hunt and earn smarts or skills. This could even effect their other stats, from agility or speed.

What do you all think? Tell me if you support or oppose and give reasons if there should be more added if I missed something ^^