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This thread reminds me of the "Tuvix" episode of Voyager.
<EDIT> And what a sub-par episode that was... </EDIT>
 
Originally posted by: oblizue
A humanzee? wtf?
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YUCKS!!!! BARF!!! the imagery! noo!!!! get it out! get it out!!!!


:Q :Q :Q



neways...

The offspring was fathered by a tiger so it was called a ti-tigon. We have been presented with other examples of tigon/liger ofspring, including a very nice looking female tig-liger
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so what do u call the anime when a ti-tiger and a tig-liger mate(assuming they've overcame odds and both were not sterile)?...

ti-li-tiliger?...

😕 😕
 
Originally posted by: BennyD
where can i find more info about oliver the humanzee, google gives me a book but it's fiction
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You actually want to find out more? :disgust:
 
Originally posted by: Nemesis77
Originally posted by: Brutuskend
Originally posted by: supesman
now why don't they show this kind of stuff on the discovery channel.
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That's where I just learned of it.

Watching a story about Oliver (a suspected Humanzee) and that's where I heard of a Liger.
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A humanzee????? I don't even wanna know...
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Link? There was a thread about a humanzee? Link? Pics?
 
Ligers and tigons are real. they don't occur in the wild because tiger and lion ranges don't really overlap anymore plus they wouldn't get it on anyways. This is a purely captive bred phenomenon. And the cat that is pictured is just fat. I am pretty sure they are sterile and to aswer above, mules are sterile as well.
 
Originally posted by: Mandrill
Ligers and tigons are real. they don't occur in the wild because tiger and lion ranges don't really overlap anymore plus they wouldn't get it on anyways. This is a purely captive bred phenomenon. And the cat that is pictured is just fat. I am pretty sure they are sterile and to aswer above, mules are sterile as well.
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actually, my question was satirical in nature as the poster i quoted asked if it was possible to crossbreed.

my response was related to that question in the sense that, we've been cross breeding horses and donkeys to get mules for centuries now.

 
Originally posted by: cliftonite
Originally posted by: Nemesis77
Originally posted by: Brutuskend
Originally posted by: supesman
now why don't they show this kind of stuff on the discovery channel.
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That's where I just learned of it.

Watching a story about Oliver (a suspected Humanzee) and that's where I heard of a Liger.
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A humanzee????? I don't even wanna know...
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Link? There was a thread about a humanzee? Link? Pics?
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Oliver
 
They love to eat something called, King Lion diet, which is made basically by taking a horse, a cow, a couple of pigs and a flock of chickens and putting them into a blender on high with all they parts and pieces. This ends up looking like a raw bloody meatloaf. They also enjoy restaurant quality chicken thigh quarters and chunk beef.
 
wow so weird that you checked this out last night Brut. I did the exact same thing. During the commercial breaks between "Humanzee" I checked out Ligers and Tigons. Also found another page with leopard/Lion hybirds. Weird stuff.
 
Originally posted by: bolido2000
Any pics on the Humanzee?
Here is a link I found with some other hybrids
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EDIT: Nevermind, found the other thread
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i saw a picture talking about the "flood" and animals on the "ark" and i was thinkin wtf? until i realized it was a christian website.
 
They bred one at the Hogle Zoo here in Utah in the 70's. It was a female and didn't have the mane or stripes.

They have it stuffed and on display at the zoo.

amish
 
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