Crossing a male lion with a female tiger produces a liger. Conversely, A male tiger crossed with a female lion produces a tigon.
Ownership-wise, it is virtually impossible, and not recommended. Ligers are captive bred, and like any exotic animal you need to have a license to own one.
Getting one simply because "you really love them" is a horrible excuse to own one (and there is no excuse). They are extremely dangerous, and even though they don't occur naturally in the wild, they are still wild animals and are therefore unpredictable. Even a "friendly" liger is dangerous, for they are very powerful animals and could kill a human easily by simply giving a playful swat. This holds true for ANY large cat/large animal.
If you mean "How do ligers get created" then the answer is by breeding a male lion with a female tiger.
ofcourse a liger
liger
What is a liger's habitat?
here's a baby liger :)
what is the wieght of a baby liger
a liger would win
It depends on how you look at a liger. If you feel that a liger is not wildbecause they are bred in captivity then no they are not endangered. If you feel a liger is a wild animal then ligers everywhere are endangered.
What i know what a liger is is that it is between a tiger and a lion.
it is all ways liger
This is what a Liger looks like..... They are just beautiful!!!!!!
Jushin Liger is 5' 7".
Louis Liger died in 1717.