6 Comments so far

1. Leolupus Had this To Say

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   Nothing. Nearly all tigons and ligers are sterile, like most hybrids. Occasionally a female will be fertile, but males are always sterile, so you could never breed them together. You can, however, breed a fertile female back to one of the parent species. In this case, you get:
   Tigon + tiger = ti-tigon
   Tigon + lion = li-tigon
   Liger + tiger = ti-liger
   Liger + lion = li-liger

2. Jim Had this To Say

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   Nothing. The tigon and liger are sterile. Actually they only occur in captivity. Ashamed some people wanna mess with nature, just to make a few dollars.

3. Clare S Had this To Say

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   Tigons and ligers are both products of interbreeding two different species and so are sterile.

4. jonmcn49 Had this To Say

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   Hybrid invalidity is the technical term.

5. chutney_ Had this To Say

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   Yea well, I heard that ligers and tigons can’t reproduce.
   But…
   I’d say you may end up with a Tiglioner

6. Rebecca Had this To Say

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   nothing they are sterile so can’t reproduce