No seriously, think about it.

It could work.

"Hyrid" or "Hybrid"?

TheHuskyK9 said:
"Hyrid" or "Hybrid"?

I just woke up and my hands and brain aren't working right yet.

Akkira said:
I just woke up and my hands and brain aren't working right yet.

I know the feeling sometimes. *gives coffee*

furballs_dc said:
I know the feeling sometimes. *gives coffee*

DON'T GIVE HIM THAT!!! What the dude needs is a cold pop

TheHuskyK9 said:
DON'T GIVE HIM THAT!!! What the dude needs is a cold pop

Fine... *gets dry icecubes*

I would disagree, hybrid is non-specific.
It doesn't denote a species, but a mixture of species.
Specific hybrids like Centaurs or Griffons etc. deserve a species tag, but not the hybrid tag itself.

Hammie said:
I would disagree, hybrid is non-specific.
It doesn't denote a species, but a mixture of species.
Specific hybrids like Centaurs or Griffons etc. deserve a species tag, but not the hybrid tag itself.

"Griffon" or "Gryphon"?

TheHuskyK9 said:
"Griffon" or "Gryphon"?

Griffin.

Hammie said:
Griffin.

This Griffin?

TheHuskyK9 said:
This Griffin?

The half-cat half-bird critter.

Hammie said:
The half-cat half-bird critter.

It's half-lion half-eagle (and all awesome) you hairless monkey!

Gilda_The_Gryphon said:
It's half-lion half-eagle (and all awesome) you hairless monkey!

A lion is a cat, and an eagle is a bird.
Therefor my description, while not precise, was correct.

No. Hybrid is not a species. It is a combination of species.