Ligers aren’t some mythical animal reserved for the world of “Napoleon Dynamite.” While extremely rare, these mixed felines with the facial features of a lion and stripes of a tiger are an actual ...

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These adorable pictures show three rare liger cubs that have recently been born at a a zoo in Russia. All of the cubs were born female and are a rare mix between a lion and a tiger; the biggest known ...

Miami's Jungle Island welcomed the birth of two liger cubs earlier this week. A male and female were born. The cubs come from a female royal white Bengal tiger and an African white lion male.

Local authorities have confiscated two newborn liger cubs – crossbreeds of a tiger and a lion – from a private zoo in Taiwan, reports Tuesday say. The cubs have been taken to a research institute at ...

A rare lion-tiger hybrid, more commonly known as a liger, gave birth to three cubs at a zoo in Novosibirsk, Russia. The liliger cubs -- one quarter tiger, three-quarters lion -- are all females and ...