system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
If an ant was the same size as a tiger, would still be able to lift 20 times its own weight?
gpt
No.  The problem starts when you scale up the length and all other measurements in equal proportion, then your volume (i.e. mass) grows with the third power of that length, while the strength of your bones and muscles, which depend on their cross section, only grow as the square of that length. An ant the size of an elephant would collapse under its own weight.

You just have to look at the body shapes of very small animals, e.g. ants with their long thin legs sticking out sideways and their large abdomens supported by a very narrow waist, to very large ones like elephants, where the legs are very massive and under the body to be able to support its weight.