tigon
IPA: tˈɪgʌn
noun
- A cross between a male tiger and a lioness.
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Examples of "tigon" in Sentences
- Because the other parentage results in a tigon.
- A Tigon is the hybrid of a male tiger and a lioness.
- The male liger and tigon are both sterile as a mule.
- A tigon is the hybrid of a male tiger and a female lion.
- I would draw your attention to the use of tigon in ISIS.
- A game that has been announced on the Tigon Studios website.
- The tigon is not as common as the converse hybrid, the liger.
- Another creature that is part lion and part tiger is a liger or a tigon.
- The less common tigon is a cross between the lioness and the male tiger.
- Rangini, the last tigon in the zoo, died in 1999 as the oldest of her kind.
- The Liger and tigon which is bred with a male tiger and lioness are ussually bred by mistake.
- The top spot goes to ti-ligers/ti-tigon/li-tigons/li-ligers because it is a hybrid among the hybrids.
- It is a cross breed between a male tiger and a female liger/tigon or a male lion with a female tigon/liger.
- Since the parents are unknown, they're not sure if it's a liger or a tigon but either way it's a beautiful animal.
- Because it is a hybrid, it usually suffers from giantism, whereas a tigon (male tiger, female lion) usually suffers from dwarfism.
- I don't know about the 'horse-something hybrid' but there is the tigon - hybrid of a male tiger and a lioness and the liger - hybrid between a male lion and a female tiger.
- Tiger breeding in Alipore zoo has drawn flak in the past from the scientific community because of cross-breeding experiments between lion and tigers to produce strains like tigon, and litigons (Panthera hybrids).
- Animals (and non-animals) have produced fertile cross-species mixes, the liger and tigon for example are species which have fertile members (although only the females which makes them non-sustainable as seperate species without lion and tiger populations however if enough liger and tigons are breed with lions and tigers it should eventually result in a fertile male liger or tigon to continue the species).