Can a tiger and a lion have a baby?

Answer 1

Yes, A Liger is produced from a male lion and a female tiger, and a tigon is produced from a female lion and a male tiger. These two species lion and tiger can't breed in the wild. Although because a liger and a tigon are manmade, they cannot have babies.
Yes, its called a liger, the cub, you can go on Google images and you'll see it

Naturally - no. In the wild they live on different continents and would never get to meet.

But in artificial settings, like in zoos, sanctuaries, and questionable breeding programs it either happens, or is actually encouraged. Depending on which species is which parent, the offspring is either called tigons or ligers.

Answer 2

if you are refering to a cat as in a house cat, then i dont believe so because house cats and lions are members of different

Answer 3

YES and there is one, its called liger and his name is Hercules look him up he is sooo cute

Answer 4

Yes. The babies are called ligers. See the Related link below.

Answer 5

No, tigers and lions cannot produce offspring together because they belong to two different species. Tigers and lions have different numbers of chromosomes, preventing successful interbreeding.

Answer 6

If you mean together, then yes, they can.