A "Lion Attack" refers to an incident where a lion, a large carnivorous feline native to Africa and parts of Asia, aggressively confronts and potentially injures or kills a human or another animal. These attacks can occur in the wild, particularly in areas where humans encroach on lion habitats, or in captivity, such as zoos or wildlife parks. Lions are social animals that live in groups called prides, and they typically hunt in the early morning or late evening. While attacks on humans are relatively rare, they can happen, especially if lions feel threatened or are protecting their territory or young cubs. Understanding lion behavior is crucial for preventing such incidents.