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Buckykater
7 years ago

Yes, however, these hybrids are infertile and too big and hard to hunt in the wild and be nasty. Liger. The males are infertile and therefore not their own kind. Today there are lions and tigers no longer in the same areas. That was the case for a long time. The catastrophic tiger and the Berber lion lived in the same areas before they were destroyed by the Mennschen. Zb in Turkey or Iran. sSe did not mix and went out of the way. Place was enough. Löwe and tiger were also present throughout India. Both are very vulnerable here. Of the Berber lions there are still a few in captivity but are probably not purebred.

Rocker73
7 years ago

They can actually.

This results in a liger, but this animal is not viable in the free wild and would not arise there either. This would be possible at most in India as lions and tigers occur there.

LG

salahmanda
7 years ago
Reply to  Rocker73

Too much n24 docue?

no barn, I also :)))

Natascha2509
6 years ago

You can do it, but you shouldn’t! I think this is serious animal cruelty! There is a single “hybrids” of lion and tiger and the animal tortures call the mix “Liger” and he lives in captivity, he would not even be able to survive in the free nature. There is also a “hybrids” of nem horse and nem zebra and called “Pfebra”, I have seen in a docu.

Mekadeka231
7 years ago

Yes, there were mixtures as far as I know ^^

Kuppelwieser
7 years ago

Yes, but they are not reproductive/infertile!

Lena14011999
7 years ago

Google? I think no, because these genetically are far too far away

picasso22
7 years ago
Reply to  Lena14011999

Same Google?

Lena14011999
7 years ago
Reply to  picasso22

But it’s interested in him and not me