text: Near the end of Jacob's life, he blesses his son Judah by comparing him to this animal.
full_question: Near the end of Jacob's life, he blesses his son Judah by comparing him to this animal. A dead variety ofthis animal inspires the riddle "Out of the eater, something to eat; out of the strong, something sweet."The faces of an ox, a man, an eagle, and this animal characterize the drivers of the flaming chariot inEzekiel's vision. A swarm of bees populate the carcass of one of these animals discovered by (*) Samson onhis way to marry Delilah. When satraps push through a thirty-day ban on worshiping anyone who is not Darius, arighteous Jewish official is to be punished by being fed to these animals, but their mouths are kept shut by an angel.For 10 points, identify these animals which populate a den in which Daniel is imprisoned.
first_sentence: Near the end of Jacob's life, he blesses his son Judah by comparing him to this animal.
raw_answer: lions [or Panthero leo; or P. leo] 