What the hell are zonkeys, ligers and wolves? These unique names are derived from animals such as donkeys, horses, lions, tigers, dolphins and whales. They mated and created diversity in their species with their offspring. These rare animals can have many advantages as well as disadvantages. They could thrive and become a new and unique species or die from all their flaws. This magnificent work of nature is the effect of natural selection, mutation and other mechanisms, which have given us more variety within a species. All these animals have parents who belong to different species but of the same genetic type or group. This usually means they have a common ancestor. Since they are the same species, the laws of nature allowed them to mate and create a new creature. Prime examples are zonkeys and zedonks. Zonkeys were created by crossing a male zebra and a female donkey. Zedonks, on the other hand, were created by crossing a male donkey and a female zebra. Next are the ligors and tigons. Ligors were created by crossing a male lion and a female tiger. Tigons were created by crossing a male tiger and a female lion. There are also blynxes and lynxes (crosses between bobcats and lynxes), as well as a cross between a puma and an ocelot. Last but not least, there are the wolves. These animals were created by crossing a false killer whale and a bottlenose dolphin. All of these amazing creatures have a phenotype, a physical appearance, that shows traits of both parents. Zonkey and zedonk tend to look more like a donkey, usually with light brown fur, but have stripes on their fur, coming from the zebra parent. . These stripes are most evident in the center of the card......res. They are the result of crossbreeding between zebras, donkeys, horses, dolphins, orcas, lions, tigers and other animals. They have similar characteristics to their parents, and because they receive both traits from their mother and father, they become creatures with very favorable traits and perhaps one of the grandest of their species. Unfortunately, these animals will not be able to thrive due to three main factors. First, most of them will not be able to survive because their parents are genetically too distant or have a different number of chromosomes. Two, their parents will be their competition. Because of this, they will be outnumbered and will not be able to thrive as they should. Ultimately, they are unable to reproduce and continue to grow into a species. Unfortunately, these magnificent creatures will never become a reality in the world.