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No, an adult lion would not attack an adult elephant. Lions typically employ a technique where they trip their prey and then suffocate it by covering its mouth and nose or crushing its windpipe. However, this tactic would not work on an adult elephant due to its sheer size and strength. Predators generally target prey that they can kill without risking injury themselves. As a result, elephants are not a part of the menu for any non-human predator. They possess immense strength, massive bodies, impressive speed, high intelligence, and the ability to swiftly move. Moreover, they can throw, crush, gore, or trample virtually any other animal.

Elephants are highly protective of their trunks, which serve as both a nose and an arm/hand. Inflicting a deep bite on the trunk would be excruciatingly painful and likely enrage the elephant. I imagine its response would be similar to the following:

[Here, you can provide a description or link to a video or image that showcases a Cape buffalo, weighing 500kg, being flung around like a rag doll by an enraged elephant. If a 200kg lion were involved, it would likely be thrown even further but might land more gracefully.]

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