Liligers: A Testimony to the Created Kind
Liligers, ligers, and other cat hybrids are testimony to the fact that all 39 extant cat species alive today (including the domestic house cat) likely came from one original feline/cat kind on board the Ark, which rapidly diversified soon after the Flood.
By Joel Tay
Originally published April, 2018
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