What is the ruling on taming predatory animals and the resulting shows and caging them? And is the trainer considered a killer of himself if these animals kill him?

Scholars have differentiated between predatory animals that offer a recognized benefit, such as hunting, making it permissible to acquire and sell them, and those that offer no benefit, making it impermissible to acquire or sell them. Private benefits are not considered, and it is forbidden for kings to keep wild beasts. The prohibition is further emphasized if there is a potential harm to life or a squandering of wealth. As for animal training, it is not considered torture if proper care is provided. For one who is killed due to their training, the ruling on their action differs based on the presumption of safety; if it was predominantly safe, it is permissible, otherwise, they are sinful.