Have you seen a Liger?
By zxtzxt
@zxtzxt (214)
Philippines
January 8, 2008 11:03pm CST
Its huge! Weighing around 900 lbs and about 1.5 bigger than its parents (Tiger and Lion) This is the result of cross breeding a male Lion and a female Tiger.
It is purely a captive animal though and it might not survive the wild because of its size.
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@bhushguha (203)
• India
12 Jan 08
Liger doesn't hav skills to live in the wild.
Also there are debates whether liger can reproduce or not.
So I think Liger is for attracting tourists to zoo.
Thus I strongly oppose these kinds of experiments.
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@bellaofchaos (11538)
• United States
22 Feb 08
I have heard of them but have never seen them much they are huge. LOL I think I want one .. LOL that is one security system no one would mess with. LOL!!But honestly they are still gorgeous creatures.
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@bellaofchaos (11538)
• United States
19 Apr 08
I have decided I want one for a security system and to spoil. Wait then I don't think it would work effectively as a security system. LOL!! what the hey I just think they are cute and would love to have something that I can feed my SO to. LOL!!!
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@eden32 (3973)
• United States
9 Jan 08
There is also a hybrid created by a female lion and male tiger called a tion. Although I think both are beautiful animals, zoos & scientist should focus on preserving existing species. Both tigers & lions are threatened with extinction, hybrids are almost always sterile and since they are neither a lion or a tiger even if they are fertile, they do not strengthen the gene pools of either.
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@bhushguha (203)
• India
10 Jan 08
This time genetics is not finest.
Liger doesn't hav skills to live in the wild.
Also there are some debates whether it can reproduce or not.
So I think liger is only for attracting tourists to zoo.
Thus I m against this kind of experiments.
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@Hatley (163776)
• Garden Grove, California
19 Apr 08
Nope I have never seen a liger.I imagine they are a sight to see though. A liger should be rather beautiful if it takes after its dad the lion. I wonder if this is just a fluke or will the scientists be able to create another liger.
@neenasatine (2841)
• Philippines
9 Jan 08
woahh..it's really big... on what zoo we can find the Liger?
