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COMMENTS WERE DISABLED DUE TO THE FACT THAT I CANNOT REPLY TO EVERYONE'S COMMENTS/STATEMENTS REGARDING INFORMATION IN THIS VIDEO. I understand that this is a controversial topic. YES, some are healthy and even outlive their parents, HOWEVER, this video addresses issues regarding the majority of ligers which are unhealthy due to genetic defects caused by hybridization. All information here comes from credible sources (AKA not exploiters of ligers, but rather unbiased reports). Wether you belive in the scientific aspect of the cruelty or not, these animals are

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Video shows a very rare animal the Tigon, a cross between a lion and a tiger. Also shows a white tiger, lions and tigers together, and a lion mating and a lion attacking a buffalo. Tigons are much rarer than the reverse, the liger A tiglon or tigon is a hybrid cross between a male tiger (Panthera tigris) and a lioness (Panthera leo), thus it has parents within the same genus but of different species. The tiglon is not currently as common as the converse hybrid, the liger; but, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, tiglons were more common than ligers. Tiglons can show characteristics of both parents: they can have both spots from the mother (lions carry genes for spots â€” lion cubs are spotted and some adults retain faint markings) and stripes from the father. Any mane that a male tiglon might have will appear shorter and less noticeable than a lion's mane and is closer in type to the ruff of a male tiger. It is a misconception that Tiglons are smaller than lions or tigers. They don't exceed the size of their parent species because they inherit growth-inhibitory genes from the lioness mother, but they do not exhibit any kind of dwarfism or miniaturisation; they often weigh around 400 lb. Tigons are very rare. Ligers and tiglons can mate. Male tigons are sterils while females are usually fertile. Because only female tigons are fertile tiglons can't reproduce with each other. A female tigon was mated to a lion. Titigons result from a cross between a female tiglon and a <b>...</b>

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These two Tigons have been born naturally in the zoo,one Female and Male, they are unique because of their natural birth, Father was a Bengali Tiger and mother African Lioness.

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For more news and videos visit âž¡ â€ªenglish.ntdtv.comâ€¬ Follow us on Twitter âž¡ â€ªhttp Add us on Facebook âž¡ â€ªon.fb.me There's a new king of the jungle. It's called a tigon, and you have to see it to believe it. This isn't some mythological creature -- it's the tigon a half tiger half lion hybrid. It was born just one day after Christmas at a wildlife park in eastern China. Don't confuse the tigon with a liger. A tigon is born from a male tiger and a lioness, while a liger is born from a male lion and a tigress. These hybrids are very rare. [Xu Tianci, Mgr. of Animal Care Dept., Yangcheng Wildlife Park]:

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Video shows several strange rare animals: A female lion with a mane, a possible female whitetail deer with antlers, a melanistic whitetail with one antler, piebald whitetails, and white lions. Also shows a tigon a cross between a lion and a tiger and two tame lions that the person who raised them can go into a cage with. All of these animals are very rare. **** White Lion The total number of white lions is unknown but the most recent count, in 2004, showed that only 30 were alive. White lions are Endangered. The one shown is one of Siegfried and Roys White Lions of Timbavati. Of only 30 white lions in the world, around seven are found in Ohio and this one is at the Cincinnati Zoo. **** Melanistic (dark) and piebald (light) deer are very rare. The mating of wild whitetails is almost never seen and filmed even more rarely. The video shows whitetail mating. Also shown is a totally unique mating between two antlered deer, it is unknown whether one of these whitetails is an antlered female, which is very rare. In addition, one of these deer is also partially melanistic, a much rarer occurrence than of a white deer. In one the doe had multiple partners. Although most piebald deer have more white, this one is a melanistic or dark one. The black is on its back and shoulders. A good view of its large black spot can be seen at the beginning of the video and its appearance can be compared to that of a normally colored deer. Each deer has had an antler drop off (unicorn) deer <b>...</b>

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$The tigon at the Canberra National Zoo just whipping its tail around, while I nearby lion looks on in interest :) EDIT - Woah, 300 views in the space of a week? You guys must really like tigons - the video isn't even that great... EDIT AGAIN - Good Lord, this video now ranks as my #1. 1800 views in 3 weeks? Could someone watching this clip please leave a comment as to why on earth it's become so popular? EDIT 2 - Nearly 500 views? This video's had more hits that the UU anniversary clip, in only a fraction of the time. This is now my fourth most viewed clip - what the heck?$ Canberra Zoo - Tigon