How do a wild animals lives in the wild How do they find food in wild Do they eat more food in captivity How do they find a shelter in wild when rain or get eaten up by a wild animals tigers?

Answer 1

Wild animals live in the wild by following there instincts. They find food by hunting down the food that is necessary for their survival. Yes, they probably do eat more food in captivity because they get food every 2-3 hours. In the wild they have to hunt down food, which could be hard sometimes. Normally in the wild, when it rains the tigers or any other animal would find a cage or a den. Then when the rain is over they might go back out or come back. When they get eaten by another wild animal then they are dead and their life is over.
Grass, and things like that. Things a horse in a pasture would eat.
"their" food - use proper English

Answer 2

Wild animals in the wild have adapted behaviors to survive, such as hunting or foraging for food. They are skilled at detecting sources of food, using their senses to locate prey or edible plants. In captivity, some animals may eat more due to the availability of food without having to work for it. In the wild, animals use natural shelters like caves, burrows, or foliage to seek protection from harsh weather conditions or predators like tigers. They rely on their instincts and knowledge of their environment to find suitable hiding spots.