Lions do not live in the jungle. Lions are typically found in grasslands and savannas, as well as some desert and woodland regions in Africa and Asia. They are apex predators and hunt for their prey, which includes zebras, antelopes, and other large mammals. The idea of a “king of the jungle” is a popular concept, but there is actually no animal that holds this title. Lions are often associated with the phrase due to their status as apex predators and their portrayal in media, but they do not live in jungles. While some savannas may be located near jungles, lions are not typically found in dense jungle environments.

Source: Our Endangered World