[neilep (OP)]

Dearest Clever Peeps of Scientific Mastery,

I know you can cross breed a tiger with a lion and get either a Liger or a Tigon..

But can a domestic cat do the deed  and ' get it on ' with a tiger and lion also ?

What about different Monkeys ?..like a Marmoset and a Gorilla ?

...doggys don't have any problems do they ?

Thanks chums and chumesses.

Men are the same as women, just inside out !

[ukmicky]

I see you ran into the feline sensorship issue with the forum software. Ive been their. []





Michael

[Laith]

Hi Neil
Some doggys do have problems, maybe you'd like this one []

Laith

[neilep (OP)]

quote:Originally posted by Laith

Hi Neil
Some doggys do have problems, maybe you'd like this one []

Laith

LOL....well I didn't expect you to go to all that trouble and arrange such an intimate encounter []...thanks Laith you Clip Master you ..

Oh...did you notice one thing ?...the doggy and lioness did NOT light up a cigarette after the act !!..see ?..if they can quit , then so can you ? []

Men are the same as women, just inside out !

[ROBERT]

If you are interested in mutant moggies Neilep,
 then you should check out this site:-
http://messybeast.com/freak-face.htm
Most of the kitties are eerie, some are ear-y (sic).

" In March 2004, the Russian news agency Pravda reported an unusual kitten born to two ordinary domestic cats in the Samara Region. The kitten had seven ears instead of two. At first, the owners noticed the kitten had three ears: two normal ears and a third one inside one of the normal ears. The kitten was named "Three". Several months later the owners discovered additional ears when they bathed the cat. The supernumery ears were normal in appearance apart from being very small and poorly developed. The cat had two small ears inside a big one and two ears on its cheek. The seven ears give the cat no problems - in fact it seems unaware of them. It is claimed to have especially good hearing, but mostly when called for meals! ".

[Carol-A]

A domestic cat can be crossed with a big cat.... a cross between a leopard and a domestic gives a bengal cat, but it won't happen naturally. Dogs are all one species, and so can interbreed with no trouble (other than mismatched size etc). Lions and tigers have different numbers of chromosomes, and so the cross between them results in sterile offspring.