Can a panther mate with a veiled?

[sacho]

I'm really curious about mating a panther to a veiled.
Can they mate?

 

[pssh]

No they are not closely related enough.

 

[justjumpit621]

um... No...

 

[justjumpit621]

You could attempt it lol but the most that would probably happen is the two species would fight.

 

[sacho]

Oh ok thanks

 

[Lizardlover]

no, they would mate, and lay eggs, but the eggs would be infertile. because they are from two seperate genus.

 

[derekmorway]

ive seen pictures of a vieled panther mix... ill have to try to find it again

 

[justjumpit621]

I have seen ligers, so who knows, maybe they can???? Just possibly very very rare from low egg survival rate.

 

[jamncristian]

I have seen ligers, so who knows, maybe they can???? Just possibly very very rare from low egg survival rate.

i have seen a liger but i am not sure if it is real but it was very convincing

 

[CHAMaDdIcT]

even if it did work out, i wouldnt recommend it, because there would definetly be birth defects/mutations in the future generations

 

[jeanjacket812]

everytime I hear of a liger I think of Napoleon Dynamite

 

[justjumpit621]

i have seen a liger but i am not sure if it is real but it was very convincing

also Zorse's, a zebra horse cross. Or Zonkey, they are also fairly common. Who knows, maybe it could actually work just no one has thought to try it.

 

[Sang]

they can/ have mated.;


they will NOT produce offspring, the eggs don't take, any word of "babies or photos existing" are photoshopped.

ligers are real...but there is enough similarity in the genetics.. allthough it would NEVER happen in the wild...

 

[justjumpit621]

they can/ have mated.;


they will NOT produce offspring, the eggs don't take, any word of "babies or photos existing" are photoshopped.

ligers are real...but there is enough similarity in the genetics.. allthough it would NEVER happen in the wild...

Well yeah lions ant tigers are on completely different continents.

 

[pssh]

No, at one time the range of tigers and lions overlapped eachother. (And I think it still might.)

Can you get babies from a house cat and a tiger? No, same thing with veileds and panthers. They are both chameleons, but it just won't happen. Now a veiled and an arabian chameleon maybe. But not a Chamaeleo calyptratus and a Furcifer pardalis.

 

[justjumpit621]

No, at one time the range of tigers and lions overlapped eachother. (And I think it still might.)

Can you get babies from a house cat and a tiger? No, same thing with veileds and panthers. They are both chameleons, but it just won't happen. Now a veiled and an arabian chameleon maybe. But not a Chamaeleo calyptratus and a Furcifer pardalis.

Actually, you get savannah cats out of regular house cats and ocicats which is a wild cat found in africa.

 

[pssh]

Actually, you get savannah cats out of regular house cats and ocicats which is a wild cat found in africa.

Actually an ocicat is a breed of domestic cat. An ocelot is the will cat you are thinking of. I said tiger, not ocelot. The ocelot and house cat would be like a veiled and an Arabian chameleon. A house cat and a tiger is like a veiled and a panther.

 

[justjumpit621]

Actually an ocicat is a breed of domestic cat. An ocelot is the will cat you are thinking of. I said tiger, not ocelot. The ocelot and house cat would be like a veiled and an Arabian chameleon. A house cat and a tiger is like a veiled and a panther.

Haha yeah sorry, the names are too close. Yeah okay.

 

[Dez]

Here is a thread of the same question. Im sure there are many others this is just the one I could find.

https://www.chameleonforums.com/can-panthers-breed-veiled-27230/

 

[Sang]

In the event that a lion/tiger came in contact with each other in the wild *would not happen* they would avoid any kind of social contact.


LIgers do exist.



chameleons don't cross well... every animal is different.. and gentics and taxonomy make a major decision on how animals reproduce.



horse and a donkey make a mule... .the MULE cannot reproduce..