The Lion Who Would Save the World.

The article discusses the impact of the killing of Cecil the lion by an American trophy hunter in Zimbabwe in 2015. The incident sparked global outrage and led to increased support for lion conservation efforts. The author, an anthropologist, explores how shared experiences, such as the death of Cecil, can create strong social cohesion and motivate individuals to take action for the greater good, both within and across species. The study highlights the potential for collective action and unity in addressing global challenges, such as wildlife conservation. [Extracted from the article]