I consider this hybrid a bit of a cop out. A dog and a wolf? It looks just like a Huskie. Part of the point of making hybrid is to make a cool looking animal.  C'mon

4. Liger (a lion and a tiger)

Don’t get me wrong, the liger is cool and all, but Napoleon Dynamite kind of made it played out. For a year after the movie came out, everybody was talking about the liger – it got too popular for my taste. Plus it's a fat ass.

3. Cama (a camel and a llama)

I’m not a fan of camels or llamas to begin with, put them together and I’m still underwelmed. I don’t like camels, because they hoard water so well and I dislike all things llama related. Granted the cama is funny looking, which is cool, but that doesn’t make up for it’s llama-ness.

2. Iron Age Pig (a domesticated pig with a wild boar)

Like the wolf-dog, I put this hybrid in the “whoopity-freakin-do” category. Apparently, they are bred for their meat and sold at specialty meat shops. Maybe if I tried some iron-age pig meat I’d change my tune, but as of right now, I’m not impressed.

1. Ti-Liger (a tiger and a liger)

I dislike the ti-liger because it’s a hybrid among hybrids. We have to draw the line somewhere. What happens when we create a hybrid hybrid and it becomes a super animal capable of taking out a small town in one feeding? I think the Island of Dr. Moreau teaches us that if you mess around with nature too much things go crazy. Plus look at the expression on this thing, he looks like my special needs uncle. 

Top 5 - the coolest hybrids:
5. Groler Bear (a grizzly bear and a polar bear)

I almost put this on in the worst category since the only one seen in nature was shot and stuffed, if it's so awesome it wouldn't have been shot, but you all know my like of bears so it still made the top 5 list.

4. Hybrid Pheasant (a golden pheasant and a lady Amherst pheasant)

Birds are known for their showy display of feathers (the cactus wren aside). Peacocks, wild turkeys, cardinals, blue jays, etc, are all beautifully decorated with bright colors. The pheasant family is no exception, this hybrid pheasant is a beautiful combination of the golden and lady Amherst pheasant.

3. Leopon (a leopard and a lion)

Like the liger, except not played out and way cooler looking. They grow to be larger than leopards and enjoy climbing trees and swimming.  They generally retain the lion’s mane and the leopard’s spots making them the coolest looking big cat on the block.

2. Zony (a zebra and a pony)

Everybody loves a pony, add cool racing stripes from a zebra and you have the awesome looking zony. The zony has the perfect balance of pony cuteness and zebra exoticness. *Honorable mention to the zorse and and zonkey.

1. Wolphin (a dolphin and a false killer whale)

I know what you’re thinking: What the hell is a false killer whale? It is an orca like dolphin that resembles a killer whale but is smaller and has slightly different coloring – hence the name false killer whale. Wolphin’s retain the teeth and predatory habits of false killer whales but keep the playful nature of a dolphin.  It's like mixing a pit-bull with a golden retriever and I love both pit-bulls and golden retrievers.  My point is this: dolphins are already pretty bad ass, add killer instinct to them and they are even badder asser.  By far, #1 hybrid.