7 Comments so far

1. missarie Had this To Say

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   definately A liger is the result of breeding a male lion with a female tiger. It has stripes and spots; the spots are inherited from the lion parent even though adult lions do not appear to be spotted. All ligers are presumed to be born sterile. This is not unusual for hybrids. Mules are the result of breeding a horse with a donkey and are also presumed to be sterile, although there is an occasional, extremely rare, exception.
   Tigons and Ligers display characteristics of both breeds, such as vocalization, combinations of spots and stripes, and behavioral tendencies. Spots, although not apparent in the adult parent are inherited through the lion.

2. Bron Had this To Say

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   They are real. Cross bred between a lion and tiger.

3. ? dude2000 ? Had this To Say

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   if the father a lion and mother is a tiger or the other way around, the offspring are called ligers or tions respectivly
   they are relatively rare though

4. dougs249 Had this To Say

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   yes they are cross breads of lions and tiger but they are steril and grow uncontroably

5. andrew Had this To Say

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   no….at least they don’t have powers in magic as Napoleon thinks!

6. Bec Had this To Say

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   yes

7. abbby23 Had this To Say

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   It seems that they are real,, check this web site they have pictures and info availabe for ligers:http://www.tigers-animal-actors.com/abou…
   or this one…if you browse around you will find tigons,leopons,pumapards and other hybrid catshttp://www.lairweb.org.nz/tiger/ligers.h…