Excerpt from Tarzan and the Golden Lion by Edgar Rice Burroughs "Evidently, there was a disturbing quality in the sound that Sabor heard, something that inspired a certain restlessness, if not actual apprehension,
though she could not be sure as yet that it boded ill. It might be her great ford returning, but it did not sound like the movement of a lion, certainly not like
a lion dragging a heavy kill. She glanced at her cub, breathing as she did so a plaintive whine. There was always the fear that some danger menaced
him, this last of her little family, but she, Sabor, was there to defend him."
Based on details in the excerpt, the reader can conclude that Sabor is -
O A a pet bear
O B. the pack leader
O C. a mother lion
OD the lion cub