[allmendream]

Well combining Lions and Tigers in the modern age is most certainly “fool(ing) with Mother Nature”, but there is nothing unnatural about Wolves and Coyotes producing fertile offspring that re-merge with the Coyote population, resulting in Coyote populations that are around 5% or more of Wolf ancestry.

And I will assume you are joking about the feasibility of an insect and avian cross.

[Frenchtown Dan]

Sure I’m kidding abut the insect/bird thing, but perhaps some day it will be figured out and who knows?

Now mice and humans are both mammals, but I’ve seen pictures of human ears growing on mice for research purposes, perhaps grafted, I don’t know, but it really grossed me out.

Somehow I’m not bothered by wolves and coyotes inter breeding. I’m not sure why, maybe because they are so similiar in appearance, and I’ve heard that escaped or abandoned sled dogs have bred with wolves.

So what’s the story with foxes? Seperate from wolves and coyotes?