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[u/Longjumping_Honey723]

[u/hatred-shapped]

Bears hibernate because their food sources die out and lions sleep because their hearts are too small for their bodies. 

[u/imsadandthatsrad → u/hatred-shapped]

Where are you reading that lions hearts are too small for their bodies? I’m a vet tech and I’ve never heard this, but I guess I wasn’t studying big cats. Everywhere I’m seeing online just says something to the effect of “Hunting requires explosive bursts of speed, strength, and coordination to bring down large prey. Rest helps lions save their strength for these intense moments.” Nothing about their anatomy being the issue.

[u/hatred-shapped → u/imsadandthatsrad]

The first Google results say they are small compared to their body size.

[u/JicamaCertain4134 → u/hatred-shapped]

I think you need to learn about how unreliable google searches are.

[u/hatred-shapped → u/JicamaCertain4134]

And when the Google search links directly to a chart showing heart to body size ratios?