Does white tigers have special needs that may not met in the future?

Yes, white tigers have specific needs that can be challenging to meet, particularly in captivity. They often require large, enriched habitats to accommodate their natural behaviors, as well as specialized diets and health care due to potential genetic issues from inbreeding. As their popularity for exhibition and breeding continues, the focus on their conservation and welfare may be compromised, leading to inadequate living conditions that do not meet their needs. This raises concerns about their long-term well-being in both zoos and private collections.