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Rare CatsModerator: BioTeam
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TIgonsTigons are extremely rare. ONLY one still exists and now many coutnries have begun banning hybrids. The chance of still be able to see one is almost nonexistentant and soon will be nonexistent under the law. You saw a liger be contnet. LOL,
Inu, edit your posts if you wanna type more. Posting 4 posts continuously just takes up space. Good stuff with what's going on around here by the way.
There are 10 types of people in this world. Those who understand binary, and those who don't.
ANd ur posts seem just to mock mine. I mean really if you want to post should you at least put some useful information rather than slander mine. LOL Just joining but seriously ur posts are just as long as mine. At least the new one u just posted
LigersOk, I'm new to this biology stuff, but I know enough to be curious about this. I know dogs can mate between other types of dogs, but they're not different species. I mean lions and tigers are of a completely diffferent species. Dogs are dogs, they're all the same species. But different species' cant mate to create fertile offspring, so even if a liger got together with a tiger, they wouldn't be able to mate because the liger would be sterile, wouldn't it??
no. female ligers are actually 95% fertile. Male ligers whoever are all sterile. A female liger can mate with another male lion or tiger creating a li-liger and a ti-liger. Same applies to female tigons.
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