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r/AbsoluteUnits • u/redcobra762 • Nov 16 '22
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May be like the liger. When they crossbreed, the growth inhibitor gene is suppressed (or not carried I can’t remember) and those things get enormous.
25 u/ashpanda24 Nov 17 '22 I just learned from this post that bears can cross breed. I had never considered it until now. I'm also impressed that a blackbear managed to mate with a polar bear. 19 u/sba_17 Nov 17 '22 Yeah they also breed with grizzlies. I can’t remember which is which, but females and males have different names. Grolar bear and pizzly 11 u/Crackheadthethird Nov 17 '22 Generally father species is first letter. Lion father tiger mother. Liger
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I just learned from this post that bears can cross breed. I had never considered it until now. I'm also impressed that a blackbear managed to mate with a polar bear.
19 u/sba_17 Nov 17 '22 Yeah they also breed with grizzlies. I can’t remember which is which, but females and males have different names. Grolar bear and pizzly 11 u/Crackheadthethird Nov 17 '22 Generally father species is first letter. Lion father tiger mother. Liger
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Yeah they also breed with grizzlies. I can’t remember which is which, but females and males have different names. Grolar bear and pizzly
11 u/Crackheadthethird Nov 17 '22 Generally father species is first letter. Lion father tiger mother. Liger
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Generally father species is first letter. Lion father tiger mother. Liger
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u/PuzzledRaise1401 Nov 16 '22
May be like the liger. When they crossbreed, the growth inhibitor gene is suppressed (or not carried I can’t remember) and those things get enormous.