Legend is full of strange, hybrid creatures, and Photoshoppers have dedicated countless hours to creating new ones.

We have only two reports of this; one with black coloured hair and the other with very white hair.

You've all heard of the liger, but what about the narluga? The resulting animal will be a hybrid. Well, read on. But this list contains no Photoshopped images: all of these animals are real! Most frogs have lighter shades of blue on their heads and faces with darker shades of blue on their legs. It resulted in a hilarious image of a super long black-and-white cat with 12 legs. Not only does it have two or more shades of blue on its body, but it also has blue spots and some black spots that stand out too. Or the leopon? This compact grower makes an excellent potted plant for the windowsill or small space garden.

To get a hybrid animal, two animals from different species but from the same genus must be crossed. The reason this snake spider hybrid exists the way it does is so it can use its tail, which looks exactly like a spider, to lure in prey like birds collecting insects for their young. The flowers rise slightly above the foliage and bloom pure white in the dead of winter. The result is the hybrid film Insect (Hmyz), which, as its title portends, is about insects — or rather, about people behaving as and dressing up like insects to put on a show. Redditor 'FallenCoffee' was taking a panoramic picture of his living room when his cat decided to walk to the other end of the room. I then located an old wristwatch, thinking of how the beetle also operated and looked like a little mechanical devic… 2013 - Above you see a real beetle, lovingly implanted with clockwork watch parts. This does not happen very often in nature and most hybrid animals are sterile, but imagine the possibilities. Apr 4, 2015 - What do you get when you mix a cat with a caterpillar? The black or dark hair seen on some Hybrids may or may not be wigs as both real hair and wigs have been described by people who have interacted with them. Mike Libby, of Insect Lab (no relation), got the idea in a typically serendipitous style: One day I found a dead intact beetle. Begonia ‘Froggy’ (Begonia rex hybrid) Named for its reptilian looking leaves, ‘Froggy’ has an unusual black netting over its green-to-bronze leaves. Diet: Insects and bugs, including mites, ants, and caterpillars; The blue dart frog is a favorite animal among those who love the color blue. 26 janv. To our knowledge, Hybrids with hair possessing the genetic properties of Afro-Textured hair or Types 4a and 4b are very rare.