Ligre
See also: Ligron
The ligre or ligron (in English liger ) is an hybrid born of the union of a tiger-cat and a male Lion (the union of a Lionne and a male tiger gives a Tigron).
Description
Its peeling is russet-red clear with stripes blurred on the sides, the legs, the tail and the face. The males can present short a mane which often start behind the ears (the face is released). The abdomen can be mottled like that of the young lions. It happens that the ears are identical to those of the tigers, i.e. black on the reverse with a white point at the center.The ligres are large and can weigh until 450kg and reach more 4m. In fact, the parents of the ligre do not bequeath any inhibiting gene of growth to him; thus, this one will grow all its life. The ligre can live a score of years.
Reproduction
The males are always sterile but the females, they, can reproduce. The ligre can reproduce with the tiger and the lion, but also with all the others félidés.Father Lion + Mother Tiger = Ligre
Father Tiger + Mother Lion = Tigron
Father Lion + Ligre Mother = Li-ligre
Father Lion + Tigron Mother = Li-tigron
Father Tiger + Ligre Mother = Ti-ligre
Father Tiger + Mother tigron = Ti-tigron
Above, summary table of the nomenclature of the cat-like hybrids.
Behavior
The ligres like to swim, just like their mother tiger-cat, but contrary to their father lion, who hates water. The ligres like the family loneliness or small groups. The ligres know as much feuler that to howl. The ligre eats of 14 with meat 23kg in a meal.
Bonds
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