Oooh hoo hoo, obese feral predators are just priceless when they try to maintain that "I'm dangerous. Fear me!" aura when their appetite renders them barely able to waddle ten feet without sweating a river, and their attempts to roar often transform into mighty belches followed by intense wheezing.

Also, it's a always a treat to see all that space between the ground and the feral's undercarriage slowly filled to the point of pooling on the ground and spilling out between the paws. Raptors are a particular eye candy since they're naturally svelte and as theropods their bellies are pretty high. So, when you see a raptor so fat that its gut sags aaaalll the way to the ground, it's a true paragon of obesity. That girl can eat!

Also, the neck swelling and sagging into a fat brisket and the proportional fat distribution from the claws to the tip of the tail are really neat, such a nice dino plumped out from from head to toe.

Monster! Walk for your lives!