6 Comments so far

1. Only hell mama ever raised Had this To Say

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   They do not do this naturally in the wild. The Ligers or Tigons which ever you choose are bred in captivity. Go to your search engine and type in Ligers it will pull up several sites and you can see some pictures of them Ligers are the result of a male lion and a female tiger while Tigons are the result of a male tiger and a female lion. The Ligers remind me of what a Sabre tooth tiger must have looked like in the prehistoric days. anyway, it is very interesting and some of the pictures are really cool.

2. LillyB Had this To Say

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   Ligers only occur when human beings interfere so Ligers exist only in captivity.

3. Charles C Had this To Say

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   They do not interbreed in the wild. For one thing their habitats rerely overlap. But there may be some in zoos. I know there are several US zoos that have them.

4. O*abbey Had this To Say

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   I’m not sure, but they sure have them in MY part of town.

5. Celtic Kitten Had this To Say

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   I’ve seen them in a programme on the tele. They were massive animals. But they were not in the wild they were in some kind of sanctuary. I don’t think they would do this in the wild, but then stranger things have happened.

6. ebo Had this To Say

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   ive seen a ligger , he lives down the road .