(LIGERS) CHINA — Liger cubs, believed to only be born in captivity, have surfaced in a Chinese zoo. Only two of the four liger cubs survived, and now the mother tiger has stopped feeding her liger babies. Fortunately, a motherly dog came to the rescue and is nursing the liger cubs. See the amazing video with this interspecies mom feeding her two adopted liger babies here…— Global Animal
(PHOTOS) Before Hercules became a big brother, the gigantic liger bred by a Myrtle Beach wildlife park for tourists (which they claim was an accident) was a model for a photo shoot recreating 1960s London. At first glance, it seems like a 12-ft long, 900-pound prowling beast is on the loose around the streets of London. Although the colossal liger appears to be strolling across Abbey Road and leaving a London Underground station, Hercules is actually in Freestyle Music Park in South Carolina, and part of a photo shoot orchestrated by the park that bred him. The images are visually arresting, but what do they reveal about the bigger picture? Please weigh in with your thoughts. – Global Animal
(LIGER) TAIWAN – There is plenty of gushing over the liger cubs born in Taiwan, but with one cub already dead, this alleged accident is hardly cute. — Global Animal
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