Can Tigers and Lions mate with successful offspring?

A Liger or a Tion perhaps?

Can Tigers and Lions mate with successful offspring?
Yes. The offspring are indeed called ligers.
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Reply:theoretically yes they can..but due to species differences they dint mate
Reply:They're called 'Ligers', and I believe - BUT COULD BE WRONG - that their offspring are sterile.
Reply:yes , there is sucessful offspring female tigon with male lion or tiger. Ti-tigon or li-tigon is the second generation but till now there is no sucessful hybrid between two tigon
Reply:Dang....you are realllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllly bored.......
Reply:Yes, actually. And that's what they call them, based on which parents' genes are dominant. A Liger is a male lion bred with a female tiger, and a Tion is the other way around (Male lion, female tiger).





http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liger
Reply:No.
Reply:Yes cause it has been done. They are called Ligers
Reply:Yes! There called Liger.
Reply:Yes, Haven't you seen the drawing from Napoleon Dynamite?
Reply:no


tigers and lions cannot produce normal offspring. only members of the same species can reproduce together.





nah i reckon a monkey %26amp; rat would be better together cos it would be a 'mat' or 'matt' (sounds a bit like my brother's name....)