Why do you think it's not true? Is it all a lie? The article sounds pretty good to me.
Dan
· 4 years ago
your kidding right?
Nate
· 4 years ago
I'm pretty sure these kinds of animals do exist. I'm pretty sure I've seen a cross between a zebra and giraffe that was discovered in the wild. Why don't you edit the entry and add that it's fictional. Did you read the discussion? I don't know if it's a fake, but maybe I'm just being stupid. I'm not a biologist.
Nate
· 4 years ago
...or a zoologist. I guess that would make more sense.
Dan
· 4 years ago
I din't read the discussion until now. Pretty interesting.
It still seems fake though, I would have to see "hobbs" himself at the Sierra Zoo to actually beleive it.
Nate
· 4 years ago
I'm told that big cat caught in Moorpark eralier this year was a liger.
Dave Z
· 4 years ago
liger
n : offspring of a male lion and a female tiger
this is from dictionary.com and seems to be true, If Nate already noted this I'm sorry I cant see the reference ,that would be one scary animal, how do they get them together? I thought they were enemies.
Dave Z
· 4 years ago
From google, they have images, it is huge, it is as big as a small horse, Sierra Safari Zoo - Liger Sierra Safari Zoo Liger Page: Our male liger, Hobbs, is the result of mating a male african lion and a female bengal tiger. He is bar far our largest cat, ... www.sierrasafarizoo.com/animals/liger.htm -
Dan
· 4 years ago
You notice the picture on that web page is the same picture on wiki'? And that website is a little wierd, it just seems like a hox page since the site does not navigate to the liger page (as much as I could tell).
Anyways, even if they did mate the two, why is ever picture the F'ing thing has strips? wouldn't some not have strips? Or no mane with strips or neither?
It just doesn't make sense and one site isn't going to convince me.
nstryker
· 4 years ago
don't know why i haven't read this post and discussion yet, but ligers are real, just like mules.
They are real u should google it!! There is a picture ....it can be a tiger and lion are not that different
ron
· 2 years ago
i have seen hobbs face to face he is real........if you don't believe it go to a zoo with one and see it for yourself....ignorance is no excuse i have had people from the east coast tell me that Sequoia's aren't real and places like yosemite aren't real and it is only because they never left there county or state...get off of your couch and go see things
Dave Z
· 2 years ago
I took a Videoconferencing course from Scott Sharer and he said his animals were ligers. Their markings are different and they are much larger. Scott has a live feed going. He rescued these ligers and now set up a non profit to take care of them. You can donate if you want to. http://www.scottsharer.com/
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It still seems fake though, I would have to see "hobbs" himself at the Sierra Zoo to actually beleive it.
n : offspring of a male lion and a female tiger
this is from dictionary.com and seems to be true, If Nate already
noted this I'm sorry I cant see the reference ,that would be one scary animal,
how do they get them together? I thought they were enemies.
Sierra Safari Zoo - Liger
Sierra Safari Zoo Liger Page: Our male liger, Hobbs, is the result of mating a male african lion and a female bengal tiger. He is bar far our largest cat, ...
www.sierrasafarizoo.com/animals/liger.htm -
Anyways, even if they did mate the two, why is ever picture the F'ing thing has strips? wouldn't some not have strips? Or no mane with strips or neither?
It just doesn't make sense and one site isn't going to convince me.
3,070 image results for liger
At least the Kliger isn't referenced in a movie; based on a true story; as a fantasy animal.
Their markings are different and they are much larger. Scott has a live feed going. He
rescued these ligers and now set up a non profit to take care of them. You can donate
if you want to.
http://www.scottsharer.com/