White Ligers

White ligers are new addition to a big cat family and particularly among hybrid big cat family. A white liger is a an offspring that results from a male white lion as its father and a female white tigress as its mother. Genetically; a white liger is no different than a regular tawny colored liger because both of these ligers will have same attributes.

White Ligers results from the crossbreeding of male white lion and a female white tiger. White Ligers are also Hybrids.

However; the only difference in between the white liger and the regular liger will be the difference in terms of their fur color. Ligers are believed to be rarest among all the big cats but white ligers are even further rarest and as per reports there are only four white ligers in the world right now.

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White Liger will always be produced through a white lion and a white tiger.
In order to produce a white liger, the core requirements are the white male Lion and a female white tiger. In the above picture you can see a pair of a white lion and white tigress. Both of them are capable of producing a perfect white liger. This picture belongs to 

The world’s first white liger cubs were born in December 2013, when a male white lion successfully mated with a female white tigress to produce the white ligers as offsprings. United States became the first country while Myrtle Beach Safari at the state of South Carolina became the first ever animal safari park to successfully breed the white lion and white tigress together.

The world's fist white liger cubs were born in 2013, when a litter of 4 liger cubs were given birth by a white tigress at Myrtle Beach Safari in South Carolina, USA.

World’s famous liger Hercules the liger also lives at Myrtle Beach Safari as well. This safari park has always introduced the perfect spectrum of big cats as a safari experience and ligers have always been the part of it.

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White Ligers Possibility. A White Lion and a female white tiger will produce a perfect white liger.
White ligers possibility easily exists in the nature because both white lions and white tigers are available in abundance in captivity. However; their abundance is still not that much and both white lions and white tigers are considered as a rare species. This picture belongs to 

Myrtle Beach Safari publically displayed these white liger cubs in January 2014 and the news became viral throughout the world. There was a litter of four white liger cubs when the news was disclosed online. All of these white liger cubs within the litter were male liger cubs and their names included Yeti, Odlin, Apolo and Samson.

The names of the world's first white liger cubs was Yeti, Odlin, Apolo and Samson. They were all a litter of male liger cubs.

Their father’s name is Ivory the lion and Saraswati the tigress. Both of these big cats are part of the Myrtle Beach Safari for almost 4 years now. In the pictures all of these white liger cubs looked almost white with some facial markings and visible stripes. Yet still they were not as white as compared to the white tiger and white lion cubs.

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White Liger will be as big as 1200 pounds.
A white liger will look exactly like the above white tiger. But the difference will be that it will be much more heavier in weight around 1200 pounds and will be twice as big as the big cat shown above. This picture belongs to 

Before that there were also rumors about the birth of the white ligers during 1990s in South Korea’s Everland Zoo as well. Messybeast has previously supported this claim and it still does. However; in our research no such evidence in the form of picture or video has been found at the Everland Zoo. Currently; the Everland Zoo has one liger but that is by no means a white liger. Moreover; the Everland Zoos have never resisted the claims and statements of the world’s first ever white ligers cubs at Myrtle Beach Safari in South Carolina, USA. Therefore; the white liger cubs at Myrtle Beach Safari in South Carolina, USA should be considered as the first ever white liger cubs in the world.

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White Ligers existence is currently not present in the world.
Currently there are no white ligers in the world. No zoo and no country in the world has claimed to have white ligers. However; white ligers and white lions are in complete abundance in many zoos around the world. This picture belongs to 

Interestingly; the white ligers are not as much white as one might imagine them and compares them with the white lions and white tigers. Unlike white lions and white tigers which are vividly white in color, the white ligers are not white at all. Usually a white liger has a creamish color of its fur which is a bit lighter than the fur of a normal liger.

White ligers are not as much white as their parents but rather they have an off-white creamish color. Their fur color is slightly paler than the normal ligers.

Therefore; the name white liger for a liger is derived on the basis of color of its parents which are both white in terms of their skin and fur coloring. On the other hand; a white lion or a white tiger may necessarily not have white parents. White tigers and white lions have usually white eyes, whereas; white eyes characteristic is absent within the white ligers and ligers in generals.

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White Ligers will be specifically needing a white lion in particular.
White Ligers may offer a greater financial incentive to the zoos, as their popularity will attract a lot of people to donate, to visit and participate all the events related to the animal kingdoms. White lion will be an extreme necessity for producing a white liger. This picture belongs to 

White liger cubs gained a huge popularity at the time of their birth. They were introduced to the general public on two key occasions so far since their birth. First at the time of their birth at Myrtle Beach Safari in South Carolina and secondly a few weeks later at Jungle Island in Miami.

White liger cubs made a huge news buzz globally. People were really excited to see this new breed within the big cat family.

At Jungle Island a team of animal trainers led by China York from Myrtle Beach Safari represented these white liger cubs to school kids and even allowed them to touch and hold these white liger cubs. A santa claus was also present at the occasion to accompany school children. Apart from that these white ligers have been the part of Myrtle Beach Safari and the safari has regularly updated about their life and growth etc. on regular basis.

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White ligers in South Korea - There is no photographic evidence of these ligers existence in South Korea.
There have been stories of ligers existence in South Korea. But there is no evidence to verify these stories as no photographs are available. However; if that has already happened, they would have been an awesome creature to watch. This picture belongs to 

Moksha Bybee; an animal trainer at Myrtle Beach Safari is mostly responsible for caring and grooming of these white ligers. She has been taking care of these white liger cubs since the day one and has made them grow as the huge big ligers as of 2017. She has also been making and updating their videos since they were the small cubs. She can be seen having a walk with them, having a swim and even cuddling with them.

Moksha Bybee is one of the few animal trainers that have been working with these rarest white ligers. She has raised these white ligers since they were small cubs and now they are adult ligers.

China York another animal trainer at Myrtle Beach Safari is also at regular interaction with these white ligers as well. She also updates her pictures with these white liger cubs. All the pictures show that these white ligers are doing perfectly fine at Myrtle Beach Safari.

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White Liger with Moksha Bybee.
Moksha Bybee swimming with one of the white liger cubs at Myrtle Beach Safari in South Carolina, USA. Moksha Bybee along with other team members has been primarily responsible for raising these white liger cubs since 2013. Photo courtesy of  

Dr. Bhagavan Antle who has more than 40 years of experience with the big cats including the ligers, predicted that among all the white liger brothers Yeti will become the biggest liger and will weigh more than 900 pounds. Dr. Bhagavan Antle already have raised Hercules the liger which also weighed more than 900 pounds and became part of Guinness Book of World Records on two occasions.

Dr. Bhagavan Antle believes that among the white ligers Yeti is expected to grow as huge as 900 pounds, when it will reach its growth maturity.

He has also raised Zeus, Samson, Vulcan, and Sinbad the ligers all weighing more than 900 pounds. As of 2017; these white liger will almost be a fully grown liger and we are waiting for an update about the final ultimate size of these rarest white ligers.

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White Liger Yeti at Myrtle Beach Safari in South Carolina.
A white liger named as Yeti at Myrtle Beach Safari in South Carolina is believed to be as huge as 900 pounds when it will reach its maximum growth. Photo courtesy of 
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