So I was stalking the mutation file status page (Here; https://static.lioden.com/images/arttutorials/mutationstatus.html) and I found out that they are planning to make a Tigon! Personally, I love tigons, so I couldn't believe it was actually happening! I was sitting (loneleh) on my bed, and a sudden thought hit me like a pile of bricks. How did members get these cool lions? A couple of my friends had leopons and primals, and it had never occured to me that, scientifically, a lion(ess) needed a (fe)male leopard (Depending on lion gender) to have leopons, same for lipirds (Male lion/female leopard) and tigons. I was thinking about it for a long time, nearly 1 hour, and I think I've found a more realistic way to get tigons/leopons, and also a way to add new, ultra-rare mutations/hybrids (Lipirds/Ligers)

Now, you're probably all wondering what the heck my idea is. As you all know, lionesses that that are in-heat (Not pregnant) can hunt. My idea was that every time they hunt, they have a 20% chance to meet a male Tiger/Leopard/Jaguar. If they do meet one of those, they have a 10% to 30% chance to be distracted from the hunt and frolic with the male. If all goes correctly, the male has a 5% chance to get the lioness pregnant. If he succeeds, at least 1-2 of the lionesses' cubs will be a hybrid. The hybrid cubs will not have danger surviving, like other harmful mutations. Actually, the cubs might have a BETTER chance of surviving.

Why is that? Well, for starters, lions are the kings of the plains, the whole world accepts this. But Tigers are better with ... stamina. Cheetahs are faster. Jaguars have more smarts. etc, etc, etc. So that way, a Liger cub would have a stamina boost. A Chion would be faster. and a Jaglion would have, say, +10 smarts when born. I know this would take some time to code and figure out, but it would kinda follow the current birth patterns, just not with the stats randomized.

Please support <3 If you don't support, please tell me why not so I can edit some things.

EDIT: Your lionesses would still be able to bring back food, so no hunting would be interrupted. Also, Chions wouldn't happen. Yep. Failed my logic there. Also, Jaglions would be at least 10% lower than other hybrids bcz Jaguars would have to escape from zoos.
UPDATE: Lowered the chances and made it so that you can only get one 7 times a year.