1.Liger
Hybrid of: a male lion and a tigress
Liger is the biggest of which alive today is “Hercules” from Miami, coming in at approximately 904 pounds. The hugest liger in reported history however, weighted in at more than 1,759lb.
2.Grolar Bear
Hybrid of: Grizzly and Polar bears
The Grolar bear appears like a pretty impossible cross-breed. Grizzlies prefer land while Polar bears flourish nicely on ice and water, but in certain inhabitable ice-cold parts of Canada there are places where the two species can meet and furiously hump from time to time, giving birth to this awesome grayish teddy.
3.Beefalo
Hybrid of: a cow and a bison
The Beefalo has been showing naturally in the US since the 18th century, and it was already in 1800 when we started to intentionally breed our cattle with the bison.
4.Geep
Chimera of: a sheep and a goat
The geep is the result product of combining the DNA of a sheep and a goat.
5.Leopon
Hybrid of: a male leopard and a female lion
Usually nature isn’t that exact with its cross-breeds, so the leopon is a very rare case indeed. They have been first recorded around 1910 and bred since then in a couple of countries like Japan or Germany.
6.Zonkey
Hybrid of: a zebra and a donkey
Zonkey is cross breed which look like either a really dirty zebra or a donkey in zebra-pattern high heels, making the male zonkeys the animal equivalent of drag queens.
7.Green Sea Slug
Fusion of: animal and plant
The green sea slug Elysia chlorotica is one of the biggest thieves underwater. The slug can very well be the first actual fusion of animal and plant on the planet.
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