only to one parent not to each other

I think by definition hybrids are sterile

Hewoo uwu

Shurik is correct

I want a cyberpunk liberalist society where everyone has cat ears

That's what I'm trying to tell you, there are many hybrid animals that can be born from either parentage, and be fertile

But I think that might only apply to animals. The thing for plants is a tad more complicated

Actually I’d have rather have a gay cyberpunk catholic austrofascist theocracy

yes but not with othe hybrids

I was wrong

https://www.sciencedaily.com/terms/hybrid.htm

not sure how accurate or reliable that website is

Science daily is pretty well known

plants species work totally different in plant hybrids can freely breed and species are like muddy water

https://www.quora.com/Why-are-hybrid-species-sterile

No bwacks in the owonostate

Lots of hybrids are sterile, but not all of them

I think its most

that's super cool I won't lie

hell some plants even use horizontal gene transphere via bacteria swapping on pollen

And some of that "sterility" means that they can't reproduce among their parent species any more, not that they are entirely incapable of reproducing

Savannah cat: Cross between the Serval and domestic cat.

that sounds dope af

I want one

Servals are fine as is

Bengals: Cross between Asian leopord cat and domestic cat.

Hell, I mean, Neanderthals and humans interbred

idk its the whole novelty of a hybrid

Large and wild enough to be a novelty, but small enough to throw across the room if it gets uppity

@flyingfoxel under that definition black people are human monkey hybrids

I mean i try not to be mean to my cats

That's a key factor for pets: killabillity

Well, they're wild animals

Don't keep things in your house that will win in a fight against you unarmed

I prefer semi-domesticated.

That's asking to end up like monkey lady

Well if it's outside then it's fine

I mean in that case should women ever marry? :3

still all under the genus homo and our understanding of their genetic code is foggy to the point they we dont know they were geographically distinct

killabilty in pets huh? you ever seen a horse kick someone? or a cow. still domesticated them

Also, isn't the point of a guard dog, the ability to fight against a human and win?