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Six amazing hybrid animals

You have to see them!

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how legit is this?

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Wow!

The Wholpin is cool. I dunno whether to call it a whole-fin or a holl-fin.

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I thought animals of two different species couldn't interbreed?

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I don't see any of these crossing species.

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None of these animals interbred with each other. I have seen a few shows where the lion/tiger breeds were done in a lab as I am pretty sure the rest of the hybrid did also. I never seen or heard a word about that killer whale dolphin though, not so sure that one is true but who knows what man does for the so called good of animals and man. God created man and animals for their own kind and not for cross breeding imo.

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how legit is this?

It's legit.

The cross between polars and grizzlies I've seen before.

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I thought animals of two different species couldn't interbreed?

"Species" is a category invented by scientists to help them classify animals.

Taxonomy is developed by trial-and-error. Although the current system they have generally works for their purposes, it is still man's attempt to order creation by his understanding (evolution).

As a Christian who does not believe in the Theory of Evolution, it's easy for me to sit back and evaluate the imperfections and flaws of the system.

But unfortunately Evolutionists and Theistic Evolutionists have very good verbal fancy footwork to cover it over with. (I know because I tried challenging them.)

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None of these animals interbred with each other.

The "beefalo" are fertile. That's the only one they mentioned as being such.

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The "beefalo" are fertile.

Oh my goodness, can you imagine how delicious that would be?

I've had beef. LOVE IT! I've had buffalo. same result. Now imagine combining the two, and possibly adding some bacon to it.

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