You can't buy one, they only exist in very small numbers in captivity because they are the result of unatural breeding.

NOWHERE! There have only been two Ligers ever breeded and they were breeded in a zoo in New York, one of them died and the other one is very sick.

There are around 4500 tigers in the wild, in six subspecies.

Like its parents, the tiger and lion, the liger has four legs, in order to move around. They like to stay near water and go swimming.

they would do the same things there parents do.

Be more specific, is it high or low? If its not normal your body is trying to tell you something, so don't try solve the temp problem, try to find out what is wrong with your body or what your body is trying to communicate to you.

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This is the Spanish name of several island populations in the Asian Islands near the Phillipenes. See the link.

they eat rabbits, fish, meat

a female liger's reproduction is as long as a tigeress,105 days if it mated with a male tiger she'll produce a ti-liger if with a male lion she'll produce a li-liger fyi ti-ligers are alot more common than li-liger.

Yes they are. A liger is the offspring of a male lion and a female tiger. Since the ranges of these two species do not overlap in the wild it is exceedingly unlikely that any such hybrid would occur without human assistance.

Good question. I have a fossil of a footprint it is the 4 toe cat that is close to 4.5 inches. The mountain lion (The largest cat in the US) has a size of just over 4 inches. So, if you find a bigger fossil footprint then I have. Then saber tooth tiger has a larger footprint.

Grassland and or a forest. Most tigers live in forests and hunt in the grassland, though Siberian (Amur) tigers live and hunt in the forest.

Sometimes the forests are rain forests, but some are just... forests. It depends on what subspecies of tiger you're looking at.

Liger males are generally sterile, so there hasn't been any liger offspring yet.

If ever there are, they'd be cubs, just like tiger or lion cubs.

they breathe just like humans, out of their nose and mouth

A lot
ligers normally eat 25 pouns each day, but can eat 100 to 200 pounds in a large sitting.

10-15 with out great care from13- 18 when take with great care one tigon lived 23 years ligers live only 7-10 with out great care withit they might live from 10 15 oldest i know of was 18 years old...

You people are morans you dont even know that ligers migrate there just like tigers and lions ask do lions migrate and find out then

Ligers are infertile because since tigers and lions are different species, they can mate with each other but produce infertile offspring due to mutations that occured as the two species evolved apart from one another. Similarly, horses and donkeys can mate to produce mules, but the mules are infertile.

http://pics-4-u.blogspot.com/2007/04/liontiger-big-fat-ligertigon.html wikipedia.org Size and growth Imprinted genes may be a factor contributing to huge liger size.[3] These are genes that may or may not be expressed on the parent they are inherited from, and that occasionally play a role in issues of hybrid growth. For example, in some dog breed crosses, genes that are expressed only when maternally-inherited cause the young to grow larger than is typical for either parent breed. This growth is not seen in the paternal breeds, as such genes are normally "counteracted" by genes inherited from the female of the appropriate breed The tiger produces a hormone that sets the fetal liger on a pattern of growth that does not end throughout its life. The hormonal hypothesis is that the cause of the male liger's growth is its sterility - essentially, the male liger remains in the pre-pubertal growth phase. Male ligers also have the same levels of testosterone on average as an adult male lion. In addition, female ligers also attain great size, weighing approximately 700 lb (320 kg) and reaching 10 feet (3.05 m) long on average, and are often fertile[citation needed]. In contrast, pumapards (hybrids between pumas and leopards) tend to exhibit dwarfism.

Yes, a Tigon or Liger is Sterile, Just like a Mule. Most Cross-species are sterile.

WIKIANSWER I AM VERY MAD AT YOU RIGHT NOW!!!!!!! how dare you have a question like this on this website,, ligers are my friends , ligers are my life. BAd Rhonda

Well Hercule the biggest Liger in the world is expected to reach over 1,000 pounds 12 feet long. It doesnt say how tall he is on all fours but i world put him at compared to that man 5'9. Not at the shoulder

Zoos, primarily. Tigons are not found in the wild, same with ligers or any hybrid animal only able to be created by human intervention.
A tiglon is the rare hybrid offspring of a male tiger and female lion. Tigers generally range naturally in Asia, including India, while lions generally range naturally in Africa and India. Therefore, tiglons would generally exist naturally where the range of these two species overlap - in India. Also, some zoos breed for these hybrids, so they do exist in captivity in other parts of the world.

they only take care of there young for 4 to 7 weeks