Grolar Bear
You can probably guess that the bear in this photo resulted from a cross between a polar and a grizzly bear based on its coloring. This animal, also known as the grolar or pizzly, can be found both in the wild and captivity. The two types of bears generally avoid each other. Polar bears have been forced to migrate south due to melting ice caps. As a result, they’ve been running into their brown counterparts more frequently.
Grolar Bear
Zorse
A zebroid is also a zorse. It is a cross between a horse and a zebra, which distinguishes it from a zonkey. Because horses have a different chromosome number than donkeys, they are genetically more distant from zebras. This explains why congenital disabilities such as dwarfism are more common. The charming hybrids usually have a distinguishing feature. Stripes are usually only present in isolated areas in those with spots.
Zorse