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Ligers are a cross between lions and tigers. They exist only in zoos because lions and tigers do not live together in the wild. Which is a reason why lions and tigers are considered separate species?
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Ligers are a cross between lions and tigers. They exist only in zoos because lions and tigers do not live together in the wild. Which is a reason why lions and tigers are considered separate species?

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ligers cannot reproduce

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