Some argue that ligers are ineffective. Even though they appear to be physically powerful, their hearts and other important organs are weaker. Because we have researched all the ligers in the world so thoroughly, we can say that 99 percent of them are the fittest. One percent is not enough to make a difference. Ligers are effective because they combine the best features of different animals. The lion has been praised for its strength and ferocity since ancient times. The tiger is known for its speed and cunning. Together, these two species create a monster that no man or beast can beat. Ligers show similar qualities - they are strong, fast, and aggressive. However, they also possess many traits that make them very useful. They can pull heavy loads without getting tired like the lion, or chase down prey like the tiger. These different abilities mean that ligers are effective at fighting for food and survival even if they don't look like most other animals. The fact that ligers are effective does not mean that they will win every fight. Sometimes their opponents are too strong for them. Also, if a liger's opponent is very young or old, then it may not give him/her a chance to fight back. In this case, the liger would be forced to leave the scene because there was no way to win.