These Hybrids Shouldn't Exist

Is a hybrid animal evolution's next upgrade — or a gorgeous genetic dead-end? Some hybrids are ancient and everywhere, like the mule. Some fall apart, like the leopon. Some are wild accidents nobody saw coming — like the pizzly, a wild-born polar-grizzly cross first spotted in the Canadian Arctic in 2006. Free to watch on Dr.Doc Kids.

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