Living on the outskirts of Nairobi, residents like the author and his family share their daily lives with wild lions, leading to both awe and tragedy. Recent fatal attacks, including the death of a local girl and a neighbor, underscore the growing dangers as urban development squeezes wildlife habitats. Conservation efforts, such as feeding interventions and plans for migratory corridors, aim to balance human safety with the protection of Kenya's dwindling lion population. However, many urban dwellers lack crucial knowledge about coexisting with predators, raising concerns about the future of Nairobi's unique natural environment.