Interesting as Ligers are, they're even more interesting when compared to a Tigon. Same parent species, but with the sexes flipped. They are so vastly different from each other. For example, Tigons are only about the same size as lions, males can grow manes, and their stripes are more pronounced than a Liger's.
Have those occurred in the wild? I know they theoretically could, but both of them are so rare I'm not sure they'd ever get the chance to meet and naturally hybridize.
@@billbertbuzzums8166 Yes it is causing problems for keeping both species distinct and pure as both species are breeding together, mixing up their genetics.
Yeah, we call it Bumblebee Grouper here in Singapore. Some even keep it as pets. Apparently they can be kept in freshwater when they are juveniles and slowly convert it to brackish or full saltwater aquarium as they reach adult size. Well-kept specimens have really stunning colours.
Would love to see you cover Betta hybridization. Apparently, captive betta splendens are detrimental if reintroduced to their native habitats, as the captive-bred betta splendens have diverged so heavily that they have missing or mutated genetics.
Keep up the amazing work Tsuki. Every day I find myself watching your old videos I've already seen because I just love them so much. You have a perfect mix of entertainment and education. The quality of your videos has increased so much in even the past month which is just incredible. Your voice just makes me feel so cozy when I'm watching your videos. Keep it up, much love.
The conclusion of every Tsuki video ever: Yeah that was kinda our fault guys :( Rly gives you perspective how far we have come in the art of messing with things we don't fully understand
@@TsukiCove I just fear when our generation grows old we will tell tales of these creatures and all we can show the kids are Pictures on the Internet or at best a captive specimen.
@@nomorok15 and worst of all is if even the children of then will even believe they existed as stupid as that sounds. There’s people out there that don’t believe the dinosaurs existed and think the devil made the bones and borrowed them as dumb as that sounds.
Polar bears are at the highest numbers ever recorded. Turns out the warming temps have positively affected seal numbers making their food more available. The rise in numbers of grizzly polar hybrids can also be in part due to there being more polar bears.
Seventh attempt at asking Tsuki to please 🙏make a video about invasive species in Colombia and / or Brazil for the next episode. If so, I’ll become a member of the channel 👀
I have three ideas for future videos: - top 5 reintroduced species per continent - top 5 invasive animals on smaller islands like Mauritius - top 5 recently extinct animals
Hey! If you do a follow up for this, I'd suggest adding the wolphin, a false killer whale x dolphin hybrid, they've only been recorded in captivity BUT there have been many sightings of wild wolphins, also wolphins can reproduce which isn't very common with normal hybrids!
I’m surprised by the grouper becoming invasive, surely they’re sterile as a hybrid, no? I also always thought the donkey/zebra hybrid was called a Zedonk rather than a Zonkey haha!
we have a lot of animals in the pet trade that are hybrids. especially in the aquarium trade. platy and swordtail have been mixed to get the colors that we have today, so only wild caught are non hybrids. and the same can be said about the common molly where different species have been mixed.
“It’s considered a delicacy in large parts of Asia and is also thought to have medicinal qualities.” Death, Famine, War, Conquest and East-Asian traditional medicine.
first off, make sure it is legal to keep them. second, realize they get really large. Raising them isn't an issue except for temperature. They will eat anything that will fit down their gullet. Its been my experience that piscivorous species vary widely in how picky they are about their food. If you can get them to accept other than live food, that would be great. Learned behavior here. They are canabalistic too. Realistically, you will need a pool for full sized specimens because they can exceed a meter in length. Under no circumstances ever release one. Did I mention check with law enforcement that they are legal to keep and they get large?
@@rembrandtshadows sorry just got back to this comment and forgot to mention this i live in south east asia where these things come from. I accidently caught these guy in a flooded area which dried up days later. They are eating worms and grasshoppers for now but when they get big i might release them since u said they get huge
Even though they are called that, grolar/pizzly bears are not necessarily grizzly bear hybrids, but a hybrid of the polar bear and the brown bear, which includes all other subspecies.
A few years back I found red back spiders from Australia had bread with black widow spiders here in the states I found a bunch of different mixes in my garage but I’ve never found any Redback since then They were either brought here on something or they caught one heck of a draft to get here 😆
hybrid grouper was made by crossbreeding queensland grouper and flowery cod(aka tiger grouper in some countries). different to the tiger grouper pictured in this vid.
Although tigers are endangered the tiger population is rising as it rose from 2226 in 2014 to 3900 today with 4787 -5000 in total which is a 33% increase.
Most of the bald eagles found across the Wisconsin today are hybrids of lower 48 bald eagle and the Alaskan colony bald eagle. Lower 48 eagles claimed around 50 miles radius for hunting. Alaskan bald eagles live in large colonies. Eagles introduced to Wisconsin in a effort to restore the population are hybrid of these two and already showing features of the Alaskan eagles. They have nests within close proximity to other nests and feed on road side carrion in large groups.
Whitetail Deer will hybridize with Mule Deer. It's a natural hybridization since their ranges overlap. Various porpoises and dolphins will hybridize as well. Mantled Howler Monkeys will hybridize with Black Howler Monkeys. Wolves and Coyotes hybridize. The are numerous types of hybridization that occur naturally.
"...mainly due down to habitat loss caused by climate change." That's Antarctica my guy. Sorry couldn't let it go. XD Much love! Keep the videos coming!
especially since antarctica is named for the fact that it has no bears. Antarctica translates to opposite of the place with bears, and the arctic is named due to the presence of bears.
i wish you wouldve mentioned on all of them if they are infertile or not, if fertile they could turn into a unique species in the future if not well that obviously cant happen also you couldve gone over the tigon aswell since the liger isnt the only lion tiger hybrid, if im not mistaken the liger is so big because male lions have a gene to increase growth of their offspring and females a gene to reduce it so it balances out, but since female tigers lack that gene the liger gets so big, the tigon is the exact opposite, because male tigers dont have the growth increasing gene but the female lion does tigons are relatively small
I thought grizzlies were the largest extant bears? And not to be critical, (I don't know about DMCA stuff or make videos myself so take my words with a grain of salt) but it would of better a more relatable graphic showing the artic circle where polar bears live rather than the Antarctic where penguins live. But your point still holds, shrinking ice. Just it's more noticeable in the north I think.
Actually there are goliath grouper species in both the Atlantic and Pacific! The pacific goliath and the giant grouper just don’t live in the same regions of the pacific
Interesting as Ligers are, they're even more interesting when compared to a Tigon. Same parent species, but with the sexes flipped. They are so vastly different from each other. For example, Tigons are only about the same size as lions, males can grow manes, and their stripes are more pronounced than a Liger's.
The hybrid cuban x american croc is an interesting one that could come up in a later video!
Have those occurred in the wild? I know they theoretically could, but both of them are so rare I'm not sure they'd ever get the chance to meet and naturally hybridize.
@@billbertbuzzums8166 Yes it is causing problems for keeping both species distinct and pure as both species are breeding together, mixing up their genetics.
You're my favorite creepypasta narrator.
the hybrid of me and your sister could come up soon too
There was also a crocodile hybrid that's a cross between a siamese crocodile & a saltwater crocodile.
Yeah, we call it Bumblebee Grouper here in Singapore.
Some even keep it as pets. Apparently they can be kept in freshwater when they are juveniles and slowly convert it to brackish or full saltwater aquarium as they reach adult size. Well-kept specimens have really stunning colours.
yeah in the pet trade they are called bumblebee groupers
Would love to see you cover Betta hybridization. Apparently, captive betta splendens are detrimental if reintroduced to their native habitats, as the captive-bred betta splendens have diverged so heavily that they have missing or mutated genetics.
so much mutation in bettas. I've had 3 die to literal cancer. i don't keep em in bowls weither heavily planted 10 gallon.
Keep up the amazing work Tsuki. Every day I find myself watching your old videos I've already seen because I just love them so much. You have a perfect mix of entertainment and education. The quality of your videos has increased so much in even the past month which is just incredible. Your voice just makes me feel so cozy when I'm watching your videos. Keep it up, much love.
Can you do a video on extinct animals of classical histroy
i would love to but i don't really have a deep knowledge on that subject but there are plenty of channels that specialise in that like Ben G Thomas
@@TsukiCove Ben is one of my favorite RUclips channela
@@TsukiCove Mate, pls do invasive spices in the Philippines.
I absolutely LOVED this video subject!!! Any chance you will turn this subject into a mini series?
Thank you I'm glad you enjoyed :) I think i might be able to, I'll see if i can find some more interesting hybrids
@@TsukiCove , are there any invasive species that have survived in Antarctica?
The conclusion of every Tsuki video ever: Yeah that was kinda our fault guys :(
Rly gives you perspective how far we have come in the art of messing with things we don't fully understand
yeah it's a shame but it is the truth. I try not to be too doom and gloom but we are destroying the planet
@@TsukiCove I just fear when our generation grows old we will tell tales of these creatures and all we can show the kids are Pictures on the Internet or at best a captive specimen.
@@TsukiCove I am planning on going into conservation. Hey did Boris' behaviour at cop26 annoy you as well?
@@nomorok15 and worst of all is if even the children of then will even believe they existed as stupid as that sounds.
There’s people out there that don’t believe the dinosaurs existed and think the devil made the bones and borrowed them as dumb as that sounds.
Polar bears are at the highest numbers ever recorded. Turns out the warming temps have positively affected seal numbers making their food more available. The rise in numbers of grizzly polar hybrids can also be in part due to there being more polar bears.
Sometimes they're called "grolar bears "
I think 5 possibly extinct animals would be cool. It could feature extinct animals thought to be alive and vice versa
I once looked up a bird species native to Alaska. It’s listed as endangered, but haven’t been seen in years.
Your videos are so addicting, idk why tho lol
haha thanks man i appreciate it :)
Seventh attempt at asking Tsuki to please 🙏make a video about invasive species in Colombia and / or Brazil for the next episode. If so, I’ll become a member of the channel 👀
Why not all of South America?
I love your videos and I'm sure this will definitely be a time of growth for you
Easily one of my new favorite channels
Donkeys are such an underrated animal. They deserve sooooo much respect.
I have three ideas for future videos:
- top 5 reintroduced species per continent
- top 5 invasive animals on smaller islands like Mauritius
- top 5 recently extinct animals
Hey! If you do a follow up for this, I'd suggest adding the wolphin, a false killer whale x dolphin hybrid, they've only been recorded in captivity BUT there have been many sightings of wild wolphins, also wolphins can reproduce which isn't very common with normal hybrids!
If the liger was just a lil skinnier and longer fanged than it wouldve been an actual smilodob
I’m surprised by the grouper becoming invasive, surely they’re sterile as a hybrid, no? I also always thought the donkey/zebra hybrid was called a Zedonk rather than a Zonkey haha!
At some point, your subscriptions should skyrocket. I think somehow they haven't been mainstreamed yet. Good luck my friend.
I hope that if we continue to see more Pizzly Bears that we can come up with a better name
Grolar bears!
I just..love, that random zebra in the corner of the thumbnail.
we have a lot of animals in the pet trade that are hybrids.
especially in the aquarium trade.
platy and swordtail have been mixed to get the colors that we have today, so only wild caught are non hybrids.
and the same can be said about the common molly where different species have been mixed.
Could you do a video on fertile hybrid animals?
We really feel all your work, great video !
Love you videos man
thanks i appreciate it :)
I always leave a like to do my part in making sure your vids do well so i can expect more👌👍
“It’s considered a delicacy in large parts of Asia and is also thought to have medicinal qualities.”
Death, Famine, War, Conquest and East-Asian traditional medicine.
Great video!👍
I love your Shepherd, he's such a pretty boy. I had Shepherds growing up and they're such good dogs.
In my region South India there are more than 300 tigers in wild
Hey tsuki i have some baby tiger snakeheads at home could you give tips on tanks and feeding. Love your videos
sure but what species is the tiger snakehead? do you know it's scientific name?
@@TsukiCove another name for channa micropeltes
oh i see, you'd be better off asking somebody else who owns them as I've only kept the dwarf snakeheads and nothing that big
first off, make sure it is legal to keep them. second, realize they get really large. Raising them isn't an issue except for temperature. They will eat anything that will fit down their gullet. Its been my experience that piscivorous species vary widely in how picky they are about their food. If you can get them to accept other than live food, that would be great. Learned behavior here. They are canabalistic too. Realistically, you will need a pool for full sized specimens because they can exceed a meter in length. Under no circumstances ever release one. Did I mention check with law enforcement that they are legal to keep and they get large?
@@rembrandtshadows sorry just got back to this comment and forgot to mention this i live in south east asia where these things come from. I accidently caught these guy in a flooded area which dried up days later. They are eating worms and grasshoppers for now but when they get big i might release them since u said they get huge
You should do a video on bear lakes native fish that one’ll live there
It's funny to think there is one specific Polar bear mother out there with Grizzly Fever creating several rounds of Pizzly Bear cubs
What about the Grolar, Tigon, etc side of these five.
Love to see another hybrid video.
Hi tsuki!
Can u tell me what is the title of the song that you use for your intro ?
Thanks ^^
It's called wishful thinking on youtube's audio library :)
theres 2 variants of the tiger+lion pair, theres the liger and Tion . The liger tends to have more muscle mass while tions have a larger size
tigons look cooler in my opinion
Even though they are called that, grolar/pizzly bears are not necessarily grizzly bear hybrids, but a hybrid of the polar bear and the brown bear, which includes all other subspecies.
A few years back I found red back spiders from Australia had bread with black widow spiders here in the states I found a bunch of different mixes in my garage but I’ve never found any Redback since then
They were either brought here on something or they caught one heck of a draft to get here 😆
good job tsuki
hybrid grouper was made by crossbreeding queensland grouper and flowery cod(aka tiger grouper in some countries). different to the tiger grouper pictured in this vid.
these videos are great
Please do an invasive species video next ✌️
Hippos in Colombia 🇨🇴 are a serious problem
And Lion fish are too
I wonder if polar bears will truly go extinct. Or. Gradually re integrated into grizzlies
Oooo, SpongeBob better watch out for the hawkbill sea turtle then.
Although tigers are endangered the tiger population is rising as it rose from 2226 in 2014 to 3900 today with 4787 -5000 in total which is a 33% increase.
If it was a female polar bear and a male grizzly bear, that would make it a grolar bear, not a pizzly.
Any consideration of invasive aquatic plants spread by the aquarium industry?
Most of the bald eagles found across the Wisconsin today are hybrids of lower 48 bald eagle and the Alaskan colony bald eagle. Lower 48 eagles claimed around 50 miles radius for hunting. Alaskan bald eagles live in large colonies. Eagles introduced to Wisconsin in a effort to restore the population are hybrid of these two and already showing features of the Alaskan eagles. They have nests within close proximity to other nests and feed on road side carrion in large groups.
Could please do a video on 5 rarest snakes from around the world
Also pls make Top 5 invasive species in India 🇮🇳
Not many videos about this topic
it is on my list of videos to do but surprisingly it's quite hard to find out info on the subject, i think Sri Lanka will be next in that series
Btw. Can you include cormorants in ur vids
They r my fav animal
@@TsukiCove maybe endangered species?
Cormorants are pretty cool, there are quite a few near where i live, they all live around fishing lakes as it's easy food for them
Cormorants are awesome birds
Proud to be a fan of the Detroit ligers 🗿
Whitetail Deer will hybridize with Mule Deer. It's a natural hybridization since their ranges overlap. Various porpoises and dolphins will hybridize as well. Mantled Howler Monkeys will hybridize with Black Howler Monkeys. Wolves and Coyotes hybridize. The are numerous types of hybridization that occur naturally.
"...mainly due down to habitat loss caused by climate change."
That's Antarctica my guy.
Sorry couldn't let it go. XD Much love! Keep the videos coming!
Polar bears live in the artic (the North pole) not in the antarctic (the South pole) and both poles are extremely effected from climate change
Yeah i know i was just trying to show the melting of sea ice in general but i see how it could come across now. Thanks man i'll keep the videos coming
especially since antarctica is named for the fact that it has no bears. Antarctica translates to opposite of the place with bears, and the arctic is named due to the presence of bears.
So with the ice melting will the polar bear really be instinct or would the Pizzly be a new classified animal?
Subscribed cause he’s a pokèfan also ✌️also great videos
Hello ! Can glo Fish be considered a hybrid?
Cuz like they are a mix of tiger barbs and jellyfish
I agree this is a bit farfetch'd
i guess you could argue that but i think it's different because they aren't breeding it's just certain genes they're transplanting
@@TsukiCove oh yea
Haha a Pokemon joke
@@cariopuppetmaster hehe ik
Habitat loss for the polar bear: shows map of Antarctica melting... 🤣🤣🤣
I was wondering what tsuki means. Google says its moon or unisex clothing. I like to think this channel uses the 2nd definition
i wish you wouldve mentioned on all of them if they are infertile or not, if fertile they could turn into a unique species in the future if not well that obviously cant happen
also you couldve gone over the tigon aswell since the liger isnt the only lion tiger hybrid, if im not mistaken the liger is so big because male lions have a gene to increase growth of their offspring and females a gene to reduce it so it balances out, but since female tigers lack that gene the liger gets so big, the tigon is the exact opposite, because male tigers dont have the growth increasing gene but the female lion does tigons are relatively small
can you make a video of an endangered animal in Indonesia but not many people know about it
I'm surprised you didn't call Zonkey a Debra
I thought grizzlies were the largest extant bears? And not to be critical, (I don't know about DMCA stuff or make videos myself so take my words with a grain of salt) but it would of better a more relatable graphic showing the artic circle where polar bears live rather than the Antarctic where penguins live. But your point still holds, shrinking ice. Just it's more noticeable in the north I think.
Can You Do 5 Weirdest Animals
Just like the hybrid animals game
My favorite hybrid animal is the Prius.
I would hazard to guess that when Lions and Tigers had more overlapping ranges, Hybrids could be found, on rare occasions, in the wild.
Yeah that could have been hypothetically possible.
Brown bear sees Polar bear...
*JUNGLE FEVER*
bow chicka wow wow
can the hybrid of the grizzly and the polar bear offspring breed or are they sterile
I once saw the cross of a furry clam and beef curtains : known as a growler
Good video! I’m still requesting “5 Invasive species in the Philippines”
Are you form Hessen? You use the Pic of the zoos there
he is british
What about the tigon and grolar bear
There are actually more Polar Bears today than there were 15 years ago.
That's good
Make a video about fastes animals
Make more make more make more !!
that liger at the start is chonky
Hyrbrids that aren't sterile or are would be cool topic or at least info
Top ten of ur favorate plants and animals
What about the tigons and zohse
How about dog hybrids?
1:04 polar bears actually live around the NORTH pole.
The liger is pretty much Napoleon Dynamite's favorite animal
Actually there are goliath grouper species in both the Atlantic and Pacific! The pacific goliath and the giant grouper just don’t live in the same regions of the pacific
1:07 shows south pole talking about polar bears?
1:07 is the Antarctic. Polar bears are endemic to the Arctic
No Camas?
I'm sorry but I bust out laughing when he said ass
Ok
I thought the Grizzly Polar bear hybrid was called a Grolar
i believe the convention is to use the first half of the fathers species name and the second half of the mothers
“Zonky” so weird names
Pizzlies are also called grolars.
What about tiger muskie
Thought it was GROLAR BEAR?!?
Top 10 animals in Australia
"... Thou shalt not let thy cattle gender with a diverse kind: ..."- Leviticus 19:19b
The wolfin its killer whale and dolphin its natural i saw somewhere that on an native hunters gut there was this odd skull and it was this hybrid
That's what's up
Wild lions also live in India and there they can run into wild tigers.
yeah i was reading about that but apparently it's really rare for that to happen as both animals are so rare
video sugestión: 5 deer especies of britain