This comparative analysis evaluates Lions, Giraffes, Tigers, and Elephants across five key criteria: Strength, Friendliness, Intelligence, Extinction risk, and Benefits to Humans. Elephants consistently rank highest in Strength and Intelligence, attributed to their immense physical power and exceptional cognitive capabilities, including self-awareness and complex social structures. Lions and Tigers share high scores for Strength and their significant contributions to ecotourism and ecosystem balance, though their predatory nature results in low friendliness scores towards humans. Giraffes exhibit moderate strength and friendliness, providing unique ecological benefits as browsers and contributing to wildlife tourism. Regarding extinction risk, Tigers are the most endangered, followed closely by Elephants, which have species classified as critically endangered or endangered. Lions and Giraffes are both listed as vulnerable, facing considerable threats from habitat loss and human-wildlife conflict.