09/03/2026
High above the dust and noise, a lion watches the world go by. Below, a herd of elephants moves in quiet procession. Unhurried, unbothered, as if the tree above holds no secret at all.
But it does: tree-climbing is a rare behavior among lions, found in only a handful of populations across East Africa, and theories still swirl as to why they do it: escaping the heat, dodging biting insects, or simply claiming the best seat in the house.