A Liger

It is bigger than either parent, 10 - 12 ft in length - making it the biggest hybrid cat. Ligers vary in appearance depending on how the genes interact and on which subspecies of lion and tiger are bred together. In general, males grow sparse leonine manes and the facial ruff of a tiger. Males and females have spotted bellies and a striped back. They roar like lions and "chuff" like tigers.

What a wonderful Creature

Ligers are the largest big cat, tending towards gigantism, especially in the males which can be the size of a pony and weigh over half a ton!
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If you really don't know the full story of Oliver the chimp or always wondered about him then watch this video.
Documentary about a strange chimp discovered in 1960 that was/is considered to be half human.
This documentary has some good info about DNA and cross breeding of animals.
In part 2 of the video take special note of what they are saying about the LIGAR.

Lion Tiger cross breeding produced the Ligar

How that cross breading has caused the Ligar to be the largest of the cats. Could this be a possible reason/cause for Bigfoot? Could some type of cross breeding many years ago produced the sasquatch?  According to what is told it very well could be.
Sit back and enjoy this documentary. (videos after the break,just click read more)

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