Maybe belongs in /an/ but seems to be better fit here. Please post any real human animal hybrids like chimeras that you know of. Also welcome is any discussion on the ethics / morals of the subject.

Your dad bred your mom, no?
Sorry, could not resist.

Not quite a human hybrid but another example

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>>16730308 (OP)
humanzee, doubt he was an hybrid, but an interesting case nontheless

>>16730827
definitely, one has to wonder if the experiment was a success and simply memory-holed.

>>16731368
it was definitely strange case, they can always gene test it and see, no?

>>16730308 (OP)
In 1977, researcher J. Michael Bedford discovered that human sperm could penetrate the protective outer membranes of a gibbon egg. Bedford's paper also stated that human spermatozoa would not even attach to the zona surface of non-hominoid primates (baboon, rhesus monkey, and squirrel monkey), concluding that although the specificity of human spermatozoa is not confined to Homo sapiens sapiens alone, it is probably restricted to the Hominoidea. However, in the opposite direction of closely related species, it has been found that human sperm binds to gorilla oocytes with almost the same ease as to human ones.

We don't have any proof that there was a hybrid created, but I doubt that we the public would be informed if it did happen. We do know that Homo sapien mixed with other members of homo such as the neanderthals and denisovans.

>>16731474
Probably what happened, really, I sincerely doubt they got so close and just gave up.

>>16730308 (OP)
I can see the resemblance to humans in the leftmost rat and it scares me to death.

>>16731474
Have there been studies involving human eggs and sperm from other primates?

>>16731474
what do you know about the neanderthal vs homosapiens issue? I've heard that the sapiens genocided it, but somehow it's hard for me to believe

>>16732032
Some say we killed them all off. Others say that they went extinct due to lack of genetic diversity.

I think that we fucked them out of existence. Some humans share 5-7% neanderthal, denisovan, and other DNA from other homo species. This is obvious evidence to me that we couldn't keep our dicks in our loincloths.

>>16732041
>Some humans share 5-7% neanderthal
if we fucked them into extinction, wouldn't they make more of our %?
to me, out of mere intuition, some plague or climate change, same deal than mammoths

>>16732046
After 40k-60k years of them not existing you would actually expect around that much DNA if not less.

On the topic of mammoths, I do think we hunted them to death, but climate change also played its part as well. Just look at cave paintings where we depicted ourselves hunting them. And the last ones on that one island in siberia died off because humans finally reached that island and ate them.

>>16732052
completely logical 2bh, I guess it's a buffalo kind of deal, homosapiens, so n*g*erish

>>16732041
This has to be the answer, neanderthal booty had the sapiens acting unwise