1. Lion/ S. pneumonia
By: Derius Marable

2. Classification Firmicutes Lion S.Pneumonia Chordate Mammalia Carnivora
Felidae
Panthera
Leo
Panthera leo
Firmicutes
Bacilli
Lactobacillales
Streptococcacae
Streptococcus
pneumoniae
S. pneumonia

3. Multicellular or unicellular
Lion
S. pneumonia
Multicellular
Unicellular

4. CELL STRUCTURE OF THE ORGANISMS
Lion
S. pneumonia
Eukaryotic
No Cell Wall
Nucleus
Prokaryotic
Cell Wall
No Nucleus

5. How does the organism obtain food
Lion
S. pneumonia
Hunting, Heterotrophic
Use enzyme systems to obtain carbon and nitrogen.

6. Diet of organisms Lion S. pneumonia
Prey: Wildebeest, Impala, Zebra, Giraffes, Buffalo, Wild Hogs, Rhinos, Hippos, and Elephants when food is scarce.
Elements

7. 5 Interesting Facts Lion S. pneumonia
Lions are the second largest cat species in the world under tigers.
Lions can reach speeds of 50mph.
A lion’s roar can be heard from 5 miles away.
Lionesses do most of the hunting for the pride.
Lions usually rest for 20hrs a day.
S. pneumonia is commonly found in the nose and throat.
Many people carry this bacteria in their upper respiratory system without becoming ill.
S. pneumonia is the most common cause of ear infections.
Invasive S. pneumonia infections are treated with antibiotics.
It is not known why some people develop S. pneumonia diseases and others do not.

8. Size/Pack or solitary organism
Lion
S. pneumonia
Pack Animal
Height- 3.9ft.
Weight lbs.
Length- 5ft.
Solitary
Microscopic

9. Reproduction
Lion
S. pneumonia
Sexually
Asexually

10. Importance of the organism
Lion
S. pneumonia
Population regulators and disease control Without lions, there would be more animals serving as hosts for parasites and pathogens that would spread throughout the herd, leading to fewer healthy animals.
Is recognized as a major cause of pneumonia and is subject of many humeral immunity studies.

11. Environmental CONDITIONS
Lion
S. pneumonia
African lions inhabit the portion of Africa that is below the Sahara Desert, in the bulk of its nations. They live in countries such as Zambia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Rwanda, Cote d'Ivoire, Namibia, South Africa, Malawi and many others. Which have space, wildlife, and watering holes.
Warm aired places in a organism.

12. adaptations Lion S. pneumonia
Roar used to communicate and warn predators.
Long retractable claws to hold on to prey.
Large teeth to puncture skin.
Rough tongues to peel the skin off of prey.
High rate of drug resistance.
Rapid genetic recombination.

13. 5 question quiz What cell type does S. pneumonia have?
Name one of the adaptations that the African Lion has.
Which of the two organisms has a cell wall?
Is a lion a pack or solitary animal?
Which organism is a bacteria?