Lions can be said to be at the top level of the food chain in their habitat, namely savanna.

But it is not appropriate to say lions are the strongest animal in the animal world. Lions almost always manage to kill their prey because they like playing rambles.

The strength of a lion is actually not comparable to other large animals that live in savannas such as giraffes, crocodiles, or bulls.

They knew this, so they hunted in groups.

One animal that can fight a lion is a tiger. But tigers prefer to live in areas full of plants, in contrast to lions that live in hot deserts.

Even so, there has been a lot of discussion between experts in the animal world about the power of these two wild animals. [1] In my opinion, if a lion is fighting a tiger (with a note about the same body size), chances are the winner is the second animal.

The title of king of the forest itself is a misnomer. [2] This is taken from English, king of the jungle. Translation from English to Indonesian is correct, where the error is in the use of the word jungle in English.

The word is loanword from Hindi (jaṅgal) or Urdu (jangal), which actually comes from ancient Sanskrit (jaṅgala). [3]

In Sanskrit, the word means a dry / barren place, which is certainly suitable for describing the lion's residence.