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Detroit already has major sports teams called the Lions (football) and the Tigers (baseball)
If Detroit had a new major sports team, which name would be better?
the Bears
the Ligers
Older Liger modifications
this is basically just to post info about the Shield Liger & Blade Liger off-shoots that I mentioned in passing Previously
This was originally to post about those off-shoots but became something else. -_-' The real sequel post will be up eventually.
Sourced from The Zoids Official Fan Book 2, Part 8
The Shield Liger, by comparison, only has 1:
Jacques-Laurent Agasse (Swiss, 1767-1849, active in Britain from 1800), Group of Whelps Bred between a Lion and a Tigress (Liger Cubs), 1825, oil on canvas.
Inscribed in black paint, upper left: "Bred at Windsor Octr 1824. | Painted when six-months old"
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B. Buckets heats up the kitchen in Ligers 53-16 win over Hawks
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Happy Feline Friday! These three-month-old liger cubs have a tigress mother and a lion father. This work describes their appearance:
“The young of the Lion are calculated to deceive an inexperienced observer, from the fact of their being striped transversely, so as to induce the opinion, at first sight, that they rather belong to the Tiger, and, in this respect, the cubs in question agreed with those of the Lion. In the young Lions, however, these stripes soon become obliterated, but in those before us, they appear to be getting more decided and permanent, and, in fact, to be assuming the permanent Tigrine character…The shaped of the head, as appears by the figures, is assimilated to that of the father (the Lion) ; the superficies, of the body, on the other hand, is like that of the Tigress.” (p. 449)
Images from:
Cuvier, Georges. The animal kingdom: arranged in conformity with its organization. Vol. 2. London: printed for Geo. B. Whittaker, 1827-1835.
Call Number: QL45 .C943 1827 V.2
Catalog Record: https://bit.ly/3Go7lBN