1. History

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A litigon (/ˌlaɪˈtaɪɡən/) is a rare second generation hybrid from a female tigon (a hybrid between a male tiger and a female lion) and a male lion, specifically an Asiatic lion.^[1]

History

The first result was a success, a female cub was born at the Alipore Zoo in Calcutta, India.

At the Alipore Zoo in India, a female tigon named Rudrani, born in 1971, was successfully mated to an Asiatic Lion named Debabrata. The rare, second generation hybrid was called a litigon. Rudhrani produced seven litigons. Some of these reached impressive sizes—a litigon named Cubanacan (died 1991) was estimated to weigh least {{convert|362|kg}}, stood {{convert|1.32|m}} at the shoulder, and was {{convert|3.5|m}} in total length.

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