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I think anyone or anything can become obese, can't they? Especially for tigers when they are in captivity because they don't get enough exercise and movement that their body needs whenever they hunt. But I think it's very unlikely for wild ones to become obese because they are not hand fed in the wild.
I would say yes, can't anything and anyone. I would say more likely if they are in a zoo or someone has it as a pet. More unlikely in the wild as the person above said.
This is, hands down, the most random thing I've seen on here. Any particular reason you're asking this question to human resource professionals? 🤣 And, really, why do you want to know. I guess I'll take the bait, though, and say that pretty much any mammal has the potential to become obese if they are eating an unhealthy diet and are not active.
This might just be the most random question I've ever encountered on this bowl. I think captive tigers have a far bigger chance to become obese as compared to tigers in the wild. Wild tigers are a lot more active which is why I think they'd easily shed off their consumption. Captive tigers on the other hand don't have space to run around and live relatively sedentary lives.
I'm only here for the comments. I'm not really sure myself. Lol