These are not ligers.
These are male lions that have been castrated and fed a lot.
Their caretaker is very well-informed about Jacobsen’s organ.
I know where my vestigial Jacobsen’s organ is located.
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Where did the expression “fat as a cut dog” originate?
Because when most dogs roamed, those with full male anatomy traveled a lot, and when they were castrated they stayed home.
And got fat.
I think that must be why my dad travels alot