What do you get if you cross a camel and a Llama? A Cama of course. The idea of a massive male camel mating with a small female Llama sounds dangerous so these guys are only made with artificial insemination.

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The Geep is a mixture of a goat and a sheep. There's a chromosomal difference between these two species that means most Geep are still born.

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This mixture of polar and grizzly bears has occurred naturally in the wild thanks to the migration of polar bears. This one's been christened the Grolar Bear.

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This mixture of polar and grizzly bears has occurred naturally in the wild thanks to the migration of polar bears. This one's been christened the Grolar Bear.

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Mating a male Jaguar and a female Lion creates a Jaglion. Not the most inspiring name but perhaps "Lionuar" didn't work for the guys who helped make this bred.

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Putting a Pekin Duck and a Muscovy Duck together creates a Mulard. As with a lot of hybrids, this one can't create offspring.

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The Tigon is a combination of a tiger and a lion. As with their hybrid brethren the liger, these guys have a load of health issues throughout their short lives.

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The Tigon is a combination of a tiger and a lion. As with their hybrid brethren the liger, these guys have a load of health issues throughout their short lives.

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Mating a zebra and a donkey gives you a Zonkey. Although humans intentionally bred these fellows, they do occur naturally in the wild when zebras and donkeys live close to one another.

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Our last hybrid animal is a Zony. It's a mixture of a zebra and a pony. When bred with Shetland Ponies, the name changes to "Zetlands".

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Our last hybrid animal is a Zony. It's a mixture of a zebra and a pony. When bred with Shetland Ponies, the name changes to "Zetlands".

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