LION IS IN TROUBLE.

The idea of the lion being the "king of the jungle" is a popular metaphor and a symbol of power and dominance. In reality, the term "king of the jungle" is a bit misleading. Lions are known as the "king of the jungle" mainly because they are apex predators in their natural habitats, which include grasslands and savannas, not dense jungles.

While lions are indeed powerful and social animals, their title as the "king" should not overshadow the ecological importance and diversity of other species in the same habitats. Each animal plays a vital role in maintaining the balance of their ecosystems.

In recent times, this metaphorical notion of the lion as the "king" has evolved, reflecting a growing awareness of the need to protect and conserve these majestic creatures. Conservation efforts focus on preserving not just lions but entire ecosystems, acknowledging the interconnectedness of all species. So, it's more accurate to say that lions are an integral part of the intricate web of life in their habitats, rather than being absolute rulers of the jungle.