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  • "Liger" - Cross between a Lion and Tiger

    Huge!



    http://www.snopes.com/photos/animals/liger.asp
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  • #2
    Very neat, that's a very big kitty.
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    • #3
      A very handsome animal. Looks like he could take off that young lady's head in one bite. I wonder what his overall temperment is?

      (Some breeds of dogs, When cross-bred, can be VERY unstable and unpredictable!)

      Kevin

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      • #4
        I love how, even when they have pictures of animals, they have to get a cleavage shot

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        • #5
          Looks more like a big angry green face to me.

          And I thought ligers were bred for their magic skills?

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Jon P. Inghram
            Looks more like a big angry green face to me.
            I think snopes.com dislikes external hotlinking to their pictures

            Anyway, that's a big big big kitty
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            • #7
              Seen a stuffed liger at the SLC, Utah zoo many and many years ago. It think it was the first Liger in US captivity or something like that. Anyway, the male liger/tigon is sterile, thus the species cannot propegate and is designated no actual scientific genus.

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