How do ligers communicate?

Day in the Life. liger cub Photo courtesy of ligerliger.com. Ligers and tigons do not occur naturally in the wild. This is because lions and tigers are not in the same geographical location and because ... The offspring are typically quite strong and do not need to deal with the dangers of the wild. ... Communication and Behavior. read more

Ligers are bilingual they speak in the language of lion and tiger this seems to come naturally to them they Chuff, the sound that Tigers make by blowing air in rapid succession out there nose and they can roar like a lion. read more