Life on the savannah can be perilous for a lion cub, but being born into a large, healthy pride offers protection. Mothers, aunts, and sisters cooperate to nurse and guard the young, while dominant males defend the pride from outside threats. Still, danger is never far: rival males, predators, and harsh conditions mean survival is never guaranteed. The most meaningful thing we can do for cubs like this one, eyes bright with curiosity and courage, is to keep the ecosystem intact and give nature the space to do what it does best: overcome.