Fantasy and Romantic Fiction        Home     eStore    Ligers    Pictures of Ligers    Kat's Bane About Us    Contact Us    Privacy Policy    Shipping Policy     Site Map    Google Search Basset    Two Pigs and a Chicken    The Maiden All Forlorn     Ialia and the Flyer    Well Met Pictures of Ligers: Lion-like and Tiger-like Ligers Sudan, a tiger-like male liger, at Barefoot Landing, in South Carolina. Ligers are no longer displayed at that location, but may be seen at T.I.G.E.R.s Preservation Station (which still uses Barefoot Landing for fund-raising efforts). (© Sheri Seligman) Hobbs, a lion-like male liger (formerly at Sierra Safari Zoo, now deceased). (© Sierra Safari Zoo) Other Images of Ligers      Most images of ligers posted on the Web were illegally taken from copyrighted sites. For instance, the picture of "Bertram" on Wikimedia Commons is actually a doctored image of the first thumbnail of Sudan, below. The large image of Sudan shown above was taken by one of our contributors, and is posted with her permission. The above image of Hobbs is posted here because though scattered all over the Web, it is no longer available on the Sierra Safari Zoo site, and we hope that you will use the link provided to visit their site and make a contribution, so they can continue their work.     The thumbnails posted below have a similar purpose. They are still posted at the sites which legally own them, so we have reduced them in size to encourage you to visit the original site, read about their work, and give credit or contributions where they are due, instead of visiting or contributing to sites which have illegally used the images. Images of Sudan (click on any image to visit the T.I.G.E.R.S. site) Images of Hobbs (click on any image to visit the Sierra Safari Zoo site) Images of Patrick (click on any image to visit the Shambala Preserve site) Other Pages of Interest Ligers      Ligers are the offspring of male lions and female tigers. They rarely (if ever) occur in the wild, as the ranges of lions and tigers seldom overlap; but in zoos and wild animal preserves, cross-species mating has occured, resulting in hybrids -- ligers or, less frequently, tigons (whose parents are male tigers and female lions)... Kat's Bane      The Erindale liger is the intersection of imagination and improbable reality. In The New World, the second BridgeWorlds Book, Katarina, one of the heroines of the novel, is mauled and nearly killed by a huge tigerlike creature... Books Of Interest If you like big cats, you should love these books: Ratha's Creature Book 1 of The Named Clan Ground Book 2 of The Named Ratha and Thistle-Chaser Book 3 of The Named Ratha's Challenge Book 4 of The Named Ratha's Courage Book 5 of The Named © 2004 - 2008 Erindale Publishing