Liger was never meant to be a success

[Tyrannosauraus_Rex]

There is a reason why a tiger and a lion do not share the same habitat space. It is nature's way of ensuring that the top two elite apex predators live in different habitats. Africa has no tigers and even in India - Gir only has lions and other reserves have tigers.

Conservation scientist Luke Dollar says that any crossbreeding between big cat species is unethical and is the result of greed or irresponsible breeding. “I can think of no legit excuse for a liger to exist,” says Dollar, program director for National Geographic Society's Big Cats Initiative.

These unnatural ligers often suffer from debilitating health problems, develop diseases and sustain injuries more often than other big cats, and die prematurely.

Ligers (the result of breeding a female tiger with a male lion) frequently have to be delivered by cesarean section because they’re predisposed to gigantism and often don’t survive. Like all big-cat hybrids, they frequently suffer from neurological defects, sterility, cancer, arthritis, organ failure, and diminished life expectancy.

Ligers can suffer from birth defects and many times die young. Because ligers are usually larger than either parent, the mother tigress can be at great risk during the birthing process, requiring a C-section delivery or dying during birth.

 

Anyway my point is for all those people who are wondering why Liger is a failure - it is simply unethical, unnatural, cruel to produce a cross-breed animal and it was destined for failure from the moment it was conceived.

 

 

[Pavanonline]

3 minutes ago, Tyrannosauraus_Rex said:

There is a reason why a tiger and a lion do not share the same habitat space. It is nature's way of ensuring that the top two elite apex predators live in different habitats. Africa has no tigers and even in India - Gir only has lions and other reserves have tigers.

Conservation scientist Luke Dollar says that any crossbreeding between big cat species is unethical and is the result of greed or irresponsible breeding. “I can think of no legit excuse for a liger to exist,” says Dollar, program director for National Geographic Society's Big Cats Initiative.

These unnatural ligers often suffer from debilitating health problems, develop diseases and sustain injuries more often than other big cats, and die prematurely.

Ligers (the result of breeding a female tiger with a male lion) frequently have to be delivered by cesarean section because they’re predisposed to gigantism and often don’t survive. Like all big-cat hybrids, they frequently suffer from neurological defects, sterility, cancer, arthritis, organ failure, and diminished life expectancy.

Ligers can suffer from birth defects and many times die young. Because ligers are usually larger than either parent, the mother tigress can be at great risk during the birthing process, requiring a C-section delivery or dying during birth.

 

Anyway my point is for all those people who are wondering why Liger is a failure - it is simply unethical, unnatural, cruel to produce a cross-breed animal and it was destined for failure from the moment it was conceived.

 

 

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[Raven_Rayes]

Liger was also thought to be sterile anta.. minimum wiki anna choosaaro ledho Puri charmy before naming the movie Liger.

[Lovecrusader]

12 minutes ago, Tyrannosauraus_Rex said:

There is a reason why a tiger and a lion do not share the same habitat space. It is nature's way of ensuring that the top two elite apex predators live in different habitats. Africa has no tigers and even in India - Gir only has lions and other reserves have tigers.

Conservation scientist Luke Dollar says that any crossbreeding between big cat species is unethical and is the result of greed or irresponsible breeding. “I can think of no legit excuse for a liger to exist,” says Dollar, program director for National Geographic Society's Big Cats Initiative.

These unnatural ligers often suffer from debilitating health problems, develop diseases and sustain injuries more often than other big cats, and die prematurely.

Ligers (the result of breeding a female tiger with a male lion) frequently have to be delivered by cesarean section because they’re predisposed to gigantism and often don’t survive. Like all big-cat hybrids, they frequently suffer from neurological defects, sterility, cancer, arthritis, organ failure, and diminished life expectancy.

Ligers can suffer from birth defects and many times die young. Because ligers are usually larger than either parent, the mother tigress can be at great risk during the birthing process, requiring a C-section delivery or dying during birth.

 

Anyway my point is for all those people who are wondering why Liger is a failure - it is simply unethical, unnatural, cruel to produce a cross-breed animal and it was destined for failure from the moment it was conceived.

 

 

Liger is also very weak.  ...and not ferocious....too....big mean 🐈 that's it....

It's also impotent...

[Sarvapindy]

anduke cinma flop aindi antava

[SGB]

Do they also suffer from NATTHI stammering?