What would happen if someone force bred a rabbit and a dog or a lizard and a fish?

Scott · 26-10-09, 18:24

different animals?
I want to know what would happen to the animals NOT the people
Examples??

Cal King · 11-11-09, 20:30

Unless they are in breeding condition, nothing will happen. If sperms and eggs are present, fertilization may not occur. If fertilization occurs, the egg will probably not develop into an embryo and it will probably die.

Professor Frink · 12-11-09, 14:54

Even supposing you could "force" animals to mate, there would be no offspring. Only closely related species can interbreed - e.g. horses and donkeys, which can breed to produce mules and hinnies.

*_superhands_* · 08-12-09, 01:00

that someone would end up in either a prison or a padded room

Zach F · 12-12-09, 06:00

They would go to jail if they got caught or at least pay a fine.

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Scott Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 35	What would happen if someone force bred a rabbit and a dog or a lizard and a fish? different animals? I want to know what would happen to the animals NOT the people Examples??

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11-11-09, 20:30	#2
Cal King Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 6	Unless they are in breeding condition, nothing will happen. If sperms and eggs are present, fertilization may not occur. If fertilization occurs, the egg will probably not develop into an embryo and it will probably die.

12-11-09, 14:54	#3
Professor Frink Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 2	Even supposing you could "force" animals to mate, there would be no offspring. Only closely related species can interbreed - e.g. horses and donkeys, which can breed to produce mules and hinnies.

08-12-09, 01:00	#4
_superhands_ Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 1	that someone would end up in either a prison or a padded room

12-12-09, 06:00	#5
Zach F Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 2	They would go to jail if they got caught or at least pay a fine.