Lions for Sale (1941)
If taken from their mother within the first few weeks of birth, lions are trainable animals. Several such lions are seen going through their training at the world's largest lion farm: Gay's Lion Farm in El Monte, California. If a lion has only one cub in her litter, that cub is always removed from her surroundings for the cub's protection. The lion tamers look for any natural tendency within an animal's behavior to enhance in training.
Director: Del Frazier
Runtime: 9 min
Release Date: August 9, 1941
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Del Frazier
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Lions for Sale about?
- If taken from their mother within the first few weeks of birth, lions are trainable animals. Several such lions are seen going through their training at the world's largest lion farm: Gay's Lion Farm in El Monte, California. If a lion has only one cub in her litter, that cub is always removed from her surroundings for the cub's protection. The lion tamers look for any natural tendency within an animal's behavior to enhance in training.
- Who directed Lions for Sale?
- Lions for Sale was directed by Del Frazier.
- How long is Lions for Sale?
- Lions for Sale has a runtime of 9m (9 minutes).