Coywolf – Coyote/Wolf
The Coywolf is the result of crossbreeding the Coyote and the North American wolf. The genetic branch that saw the two species diverge occurred around 300,000 years ago. This is a blink of an eye in evolutionary terms, so the two are only barely separate species, to begin with. This means that they cross-breed with relative ease. Its temperament and size fall between those of their parent breeds. They are generally wild and unruly and are no more than a genetic curiosity.
Coywolf
Hinny – Opposite Of Mule Hybrid
The Hinny is the result of cross-breeding a female donkey with a male horse, and we’ve already heard so many varieties that this one hardly sounds all that strange. It’s the sire-combination opposite of the mule. They share the coat and facial characteristics of the mother breed while enjoying a physical size closer to that of a horse. The Hinny is undeniably a unique crossbreed nonetheless. However, it may not be as strong and enchanting as a horse, it is definitely quite unique.
Hinny
