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If you mean taxonomically, ligers are in the domain Eukaryota, which includes all plants, animals, and fungi.

In terms of habitat, though, they don't exactly have one. Ligers are hybrid animals born from a male lion (Panthera leo) and a female tiger (Panthera tigris) - two species that would never meet in the wild. Because of this, Ligers are a rare occurrence that can't reproduce, removing it entirely from scientific classification.

On the other hand, you could consider that they dominate the handful of zoos that they're found in.

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