Hybrid Animals

Hybrid Animals

To get a hybrid animal, two animals from different species, but from the same genus, must be crossed. The resulting animal will be a hybrid.

10: Blood parrot cichlid

The blood parrot cichlid is a cichlid hybrid. It was created in Taiwan around 1986, and are produced by cross breeding a Midas cichlid with a Redhead cichlid or a Red devil cichlid.

9: Zebroids 

A Zebroid is the collective name for any zebra hybrids, and comes about when a male zebra is crossed with a female animal from the equidae family.

8: Dzo 

The Dzo or yakow is a bovine Hybrid, and comes about from cross breeding a Yak with a domestic cow. The resulting animal is much larger than a cow or a yak, and is thought to be 

much more productive in milk and meat production.

7: Cama 

The Cama was created in a laboratory in Dubai, and came from breeding a male Dromedary camel with a Lama.

6: Grizzly-Polar bear 

The Grizzly-polar bear or Grolar bear has been seen both in captivity and in the wild and there are reported sighting of these animals from as early as 1964. After running DNA tests, it was established that the bear’s mother was a grizzly-polar bear and the father was a grizzly bear.

5: Coywolf 

The Coywolf is essentially a Coyote and a wolf hybrid, that regularly occurs in nature.

4: Savannah cat 

Cat is a hybrid of the domestic cat and the wild African Serval.

3: Wholphin 

The wholphin is an amazing “under the sea” hybrid that comes from a bottlenose dolphin having a successful pregnancy from a false killer whale. As its name states, the false killer whale is not a whale, but a very large breed of dolphin.

2: Killer bees 

Killer bees, or Africanized honey bees, are hybrid mistakes. Africanized honey bees are highly aggressive, hence the name “killer bee”, and are known to move huge distances in massive 

swarms. When they are threatened in any way, they will attack, and their attacks came in large numbers. 

1: Liger 

The Liger is a hybrid cross between a male lion and a female tiger, thus both its parents are from the Panthera genus, but from different species. Ligers are the biggest of all the big cats, growing to almost the lion and tigers combined size.