View Blog  Hybrid Animals In nature animals probably mate with other species because thats all available to them. This can create a whole new species, sometimes the offspring don't have certain abilities to survive, and sometimes they are born sterile. Humans sometimes help them on their way too. Anyway, here are some pictures with some information of these Hybrid Animals. Wolphin The Wolphin is the result of the cross breading of a Whale and a Dolphin (Killer Whale and Bottlenose Dolphin) Liger The Liger is the result of cross breeding a female Tiger to a male Lion. Tigon The Tigon is the result of cross breeding a female Lion to a male Tiger. Geep These are the result of a sheep and a goat. Toast of Batswana These are the result of a sheep and a goat. Featherless Chickens Genetically engineered chickens that have no feathers. I hope you enjoyed checking out these hybrid animals. Here is the link to the site where I got them. http://oddanimals.com/hybridanimals.html Have a Great Day!     Posted by Applebud on 2007-06-21 11:15:47 | Rating: | Views: 206   Email This to a Friend   Friend's Email *    Friend's Name*    Your Name*    Security code*    Refresh Image        Bookmark: Delicious  Digg  Reddit  Facebook  StumbleUpon    Permalink:      Blog Comments    Wow... that's crazy!!! Awesome post! Posted by  crate_expectations  on 2007-06-21 11:25:08     that really is crazy!!! i almost did not believe it. i thought these were photoshop pictures or something so i went to do a little research and sure enough, these animals are REAL. Thanks Applebud for the cool post. I learned something new and very interesting today! Posted by  jason  on 2007-06-21 16:06:43  Would you like to comment?     (Maximum characters: 5000)     You have characters left.      Security code:                                                     Refresh Image

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