20 Bizarre Hybrid Animal That Actually Exist

We are pretty familiar with crossbreeds of dogs and other domesticated or working
breeds of animals like horses and cattle, but what about wild animals? Do they ever
actually breed outside of their own species? Well, it turns out that some of them do,
but often it happens with the ‘assistance’ of humans... There may be some ethical
issues at play here. Let’s take a closer look.
From a Bear that has begun to make its own adaptations for a climate changed future,
to a deadly combo of killers condensed into one new predator in the Coywolf, here are
20 Bizarre Hybrid Animals That Actually Exist.

[kelleytester]

The baby Geep was SO SO SO ADORABLE!!!!💟

[virginiamoss]

Riding bareback without a pad is painful for the horse, zorse or zebra. The zorse may be sturdier and more disease resistant, but I wonder what their temperament is like. We have not domesticated zebras because, unlike horses, they are not social animals. They don't care if they are part of a zebra herd, a wildebeest herd or any other herd. We use the horse dominance structure to our own advantage. It does not work at all with zebras because it does not exist in them.

[alicewilloughby]

1:09 - OMG, that spotted foal! Beautiful!
4:30 - That thing is *HUGE!*
14:09 -Adorable!!!
19:40 - I've heard that mules are VERY intelligent.
22:25 - Adorable!!! (I seem to be saying that a lot, here.)

[yyc-ak]

Yay .. just woke up, n some good stuff to watch on the tube .. sweet doodles

[douglaswindsor]

I've seen two we looked after miska while her owner went on a required government vacation she had a habit of slinking behind people walking down the sidewalk past our house we had animal control called once he came rang the door bell while he was waiting tor us to answer the bell miska had come to him for some petting and he was petting her when we answered the door and he explained that they had a call that we had a vicious dog and we said your petting her the second was one we called freda looked like a German Shepard our house was quonset shaped and she'd go up on the roof and howl at the moon and she gave visitors a shook when knocked at the door and looked up to see her on the roof above them she had a pup we called him little willy she tried to teach him how to get up on the roof but he had too much German shepard in him and she never was able to get him up on the roof or to howl at the moon when she came to us she looked starved and we could she was nursing so we fed her after a while she brought her pup and we fed him as well

[lianefehrle]

The way you described how mommy and daddy horse and zebra make a zorse is how I’m telling my grands how babies come from. Or put your video on and let you tell it.

[reginaromsey]

Any times these crosses, particularly among the big cats mean crippling bone and muscle problem. Cute babies die young. The Tiger/lion has got to be very dangerous if freed. The leopard is dangerous enough without making it larger!

[angelawhite]

I have a friend with a Savanah that is 3/4 Serval and 1/4 domestic and it's hilarious to see this big cat make this ridiculous high pitched meow.

[I_Palaver]

You forgot the elusive jackalope, allegedly found in Oklahoma and parts of Kansas and Texas. 😉 Wink! Wink!

[Mistfall]

Does a liger nesicerilly have to be a hybrid of a African lion and a Tigris or can it be an Asiatic lion/tigriss?

[torch]

What happens if you mix tigon and liger

[jackrusselpupper]

No! Humans shouldn’t interfere with nature!

[tracytaylor]

I wish they said if any of these offspring are fertile

[idajessihall]

Yup I'm wolf person.. I have a white wolf/Siberian with blue eyes! I have always loved the wolf and hearing their songs! ❤️❤️

[maevblog]

Why is the beefalo named falo for buffalo as it is a hybride with a cow and a bison?

[MillyGaucha]

Imagine the personality conflicts these animals go through? Hence mr. Spock!!!

[jeanadams]

Please don't call them Jag wires, they are Jag u ars.

[patsheppard]

It’s possible that their great size is a throw back to long ago. Combining them brings this to light. The world long ago had a very different land conformation. They could have come into contact in some places. The world kept changing. Continents separated. The plates keep trying to move, banging into each other causes earth quakes and volcano eruptions. Your remarks on polar bears disappearing is the same idea. You said the two different different types were already interbreeding. Our earth has been through several ice ages. So there is a good chance that the cold weather bear would return. As far as camel lama is concerned wool production could be affected. You don’t say if this hybrid has a wooly coat. Would you be able to harvest wool from this animal.

[Bootes_Void]

I’m tired of seeing the Liger in every single one of these types of videos

[pattigermain]

Animals don't murder, people do.