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1. Leolupus Had this To Say

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   Well, they might enjoy themselves, but there will be no offspring. Though the occasional female liger or tigon is fertile, males are always sterile, so you cannot breed two ligers or two tigons together, or a liger with a tigon, and produce young. You can, however, breed a fertile female back to a male lion or tiger, producing:
   Lion + liger = li-liger
   Lion + tigon = li-tigon
   Tiger + liger = ti-liger
   Tiger + tigon = ti-tigon

2. sparrow (Mediterranean Sparrow) Had this To Say

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   Male Ligers are sterile, male Tigons are sterile, the females of both species are generally fertile.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tigonhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liger
   As the males are sterile nothing will happen.
   By the way
   The hormonal hypothesis is that the cause of the male Liger’s and male Tigons growth is their sterility — essentially, both males remain in the pre-pubertal growth phase.

3. Maz Had this To Say

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   They cannot mate, they are infertle.