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Hybrid animals (also known as crossbreeds) are the product of two animals from separate species mating. They can come about naturally, which is fairly uncommon, or can be bred for specific purposes. Why do Hybrid Animals Exist?
Hybridization in animals is a process where parents of two different but closely related species (in most cases) are mixed or bred together. The new species that evolve due to this mixing are known as hybrid animals.
The internet is full of photoshopped pictures of weird animal mash-ups, but below we list 17 of the most epic hybrid animals that actually exist: Liger Male tiger & female lion
Ligers, zorses, and pizzlies: How animal hybrids happen. Interbreeding between animals of different lineages is widespread in nature—and may reveal some of the mysteries of evolution.
Curious about some of nature's weirdest animal cross breedings? Here are 19 unexpected hybrid animals that actually exist! Read more!
hybrid An organism produced by interbreeding of two animals or plants of different species or of genetically distinct populations within a species. Such offspring often possess genes passed on by each parent, yielding a combination of traits not known in previous generations.
Real hybrid animals - Examples and characteristics. Photos of animal crosses, rare, curious and real hybrid animals. Hybrid animals are the product of crossing animals of different ...
Species have been hybridizing all over the world throughout evolutionary history, and researchers regularly add new ones to the scientific record. From pizzly bears to wolphins, here are 10 of...
Hybrid animals occur when individuals from different (but closely related) species mate. Learn about 10 of the most interesting hybrids.
Hybrid animals are offspring of two different or closely related species and can occur naturally or through artificial insemination. These hybrids, like the liger (lion-tiger cross) and zonkey (zebra-donkey cross), often have unique characteristics from both parent species.