Yes, exactly what WitchinWalkerton said. They're rare and can only be made in captivity, but there are videos of them. They can't be naturally bred because lions and tigers love in different biomes/ecosystems entirely, but if they're in a zoo or something of the sort together then they can be bred.
Yes they are for real. They've been made through cloning experiments. But one disadvantage is that they are sterile i.e., they cant reproduce and their immunity is very low. Animal activists are against cloning of this kind of loony animals.
Yes. The Central Park Zoo in NYC used to have one. I'm sure it is long-dead now; I saw it about 60 years ago. There are also tigons, the opposite cross.
Yep! They're very rare and only occur in captivity, but they can happen.
Of course, they are real!
