Why we see very few overweight animals but many overweight people?

The difference in obesity rates between animals and humans can be attributed to various factors, including lifestyle, diet, and environment. Many domesticated animals are kept in controlled environments with regulated diets and exercise, limiting their ability to overeat or become sedentary. In contrast, humans often have access to high-calorie foods and a more sedentary lifestyle, influenced by cultural habits and societal norms. Additionally, humans have complex psychological and social factors that can contribute to overeating, which are less prevalent in animals.