In the world today, there are many dogs that are mixed breed mutts that can keep their generations going by mating and having puppies. What about mixed breed insects? I have heard that Dynastes Grantii and Dynastes Tityus could copulate, and produce eggs. Lets say that we have 2 pairs (2 males and 2 females) from different bloodlines, to prevent inbreeding. If you were to take them and attempt to breed them, would they be able to reproduce and lay/hatch healthy eggs/larvae?
This is kind of off topic because this is BeetleForum.net, but it related to the topic at hand. I know a man who breeds jumping spiders and has hybrids that are in the same family (not brother and sister but the scientific term). If these were to mate, would they have a chance of reproduction?
This is kind of off topic because this is BeetleForum.net, but it related to the topic at hand. I know a man who breeds jumping spiders and has hybrids that are in the same family (not brother and sister but the scientific term). If these were to mate, would they have a chance of reproduction?
