While ligers are certainly something to marvel at, you’ll never found one outside of a zoo—they’re a man-made hybrid cross between a male lion and tigress, something that would never occur ...

Whether driven by morbid curiosity or in pursuit of offspring with desirable characteristics, humans have selectively bred ...

Lions and tigers are two different species ... Such hybrids are called tions and ligers. Do they challenge the definition of species? Not really. The key words are "interbreed successfully ...

Genetics doesn't work that way. Sure, similar species can breed. That’s how you get a liger (Lion+Tiger). But the Indoraptor isn’t like a liger. It’s a mix of a type of tyrannosaur and raptor.