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why is the lion called the king of the forest

The lion as a creature extends to a group or gang, all of which are definitely lions, there are no members who are not lions. The holder of power is the biggest, fiercer, savage and charismatic lion (may it not be for animals?) If he is watching over his territory, surely all animals will watch him from a distance, it is impossible to get close, his guards will always protect him with a ring 1 , 2, 3 and 4.

The lion who becomes the king of the jungle does not need to bother to find or hunt for his food, every time the group members are hunted before they are always handed over to the king, the king is not greedy, he only takes the best part for him, the rest is returned to the group. Thus the lion always respects his great leader.

The lion of the king may marry all the females in his group, it is the right of the lion to become king, he will also drive out other adult lions who try to take his power, the way to expel him is by attacking him and proving he is superior to a lion trying to seize power.

What about tigers, leopards, bears, snakes, rhinos, elephants and other wild animals? can they become king of the forest? the answer CANNOT! no animal dares to replace the lion as a jungle king, because the lion has a crown prince, has a partner, has relatives who are all lions.

So do not ever hope to be the king of the forest, there has never been a history monkeys became the king of the forest because monkeys are not authoritative, there is no history of elephants being the king of the forest because of eating a lot, pigs will never become the king of the forest because they only think about themselves.

Giving everything to lions and lions will protect the forest from damage, unfortunately now lions are only in Africa and zoos and safari parks all over the world. who is now the king of the forest is a businessman holding a concession.

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