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It's difficult to accurately measure the speed of the worlds fastest lion, because there is no way to measure the speed of every lion in the wild. Most sources say 50mph so using logic, no lion has run more than 55mph tops...

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The fastest recorded speed for a lion is around 50 mph (80 km/h) in short bursts. Lions are powerful runners and can accelerate quickly in order to catch their prey.

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