What was the benefit from breeding a lion and a tiger?

[Silver Surfer]

Big azz muhfukka

 

[yo moms]

a liger...

 

[Chill]

The mane just ain't the same

 

[www.THUG.com]

Here Kitty Kitty

 

[mtu wa chuma]

Doesn't look right. They've taken away all the good qualities of a lion and a tiger and produced this weird looking thing.

 

[King Sun]

 

[The Guru]

There is none. Probably has all kinds of health problems and fertility issues. Thanks humans.

 

[Da Jungles]

Perfect

 

[L&HH]

a liger...

tigon...

 

[Disciple of the Projects]

The white man is the DEVIL.

Thats the benefit. He wants to see how devilish he can be.

Then, there's the fact that his birthrate is in the negatives, so he's seeing where he can take gene splicing to benefit himself. Which is of course AFTER he makes genetic soldiers predisposed to seek & destroy negros so he can have the planet to himself once and for all.

But what do I know? Im just a crack smoking bum who has library internet access to post on this forum. The white man would never do such a thing.

 

[klientel]

shyt look retarded. Look like it got the worst of both worlds...

 

[61 Corpses]

There is none. Probably has all kinds of health problems and fertility issues. Thanks humans.

They Do

Most Ligers are sterile, but at least one was mated with a lion and produced a live female cub who lived to adulthood according to Guggisberg, C. A. W. “Wild Cats of the World.”
Ligers, a breeding of 2 different species was not in nature’s plan. The results of the union of these two species creates a weak hybrid. Some of the issues that face ligers are:

- The tiger mother often requires a C-Section due to the large size of a liger which can be fatal.

- Many ligers die within a few days or weeks of birth.

- Ligers are known to have unstable temperaments.

- Ligers are prone to gigantism due the lack of a growth-inhibiting gene which means they grow throughout a very large portion of their lives.

- Ligers have many health problems due to genetic abnormalities and neurological defects associated with hybridization.

- Ligers are genetically weak and typically live much shorter lives than either of their parents.

- Ligers are prone to diseases such as cancers and arthritis.

 

[Ricky Church]

they really do look retarded tho...maybe because they're not naturally supposed to breed with each other.

Cac's yet again, doing dumb shyt.

 

[LA Fisher]

This is good. We should be doing more things like this

 

[Poppa_Dock]

probably just to see if it would work. Sometimes it can be a benefit see mules.