Yes they do. The offspring are called ligers or tigons, depending on which parent was the lion and which parent was the tiger. Ligers are the result of a male lion cross bred with a female tiger, and a tigon (also known as a tiglon or tion) is the result of cross breeding between a male tiger and female lion. Ligers are the largest cat known while the tigon is around the size of a regular tiger or lion.
you shouldn't want to it is cruel to breed tigers and lions together
Lions and Tigers have been known to breed in the wild. The Liger is the cross breed of a male lion and female tiger. The Tigon is cross breed of a male tiger and a female lion. While not common these do occur in the wild.
it is lions, tigers, and bears
No. They'd never meet since tigers live in Asia and lions live in Africa.
they are both felines carnivores and a large cat breed can be kept captive and as pets occasionally
People can capture and breed the tigers and set them off back into the wild.
lions and tigers eat meat by killing them such as deer, wild pig, and such like.
Lions and tigers live on different continents so they only breed in captivity, where they have little chance of hunting. However, they would hunt the same time as lions and tigers, any time really, often in the late afternoon.
Lions and tigers are completely different species. Baby lions are called cubs
Yes they can and do. That is why smart people with fancy guppies do not allow the plainer ones in with the fancies. The fancies will not associate themselves with the reggos.
No, they're real enough. Not naturally occurring though. It takes human intervention for tigers and lions to get a chance to breed.
lions and tigers are mainly caught for zoos