Answer:
The cross between two different species is called hybridization. The truth is that, for hybridization to occur, the species in question must have a certain kinship with each other, that is, they must belong to the same family of animals. An example is the cross between tigers and lions, pigs and wild boars, donkeys and donkeys, etc. Now, if there is no such familiarity between species, the truth is that hybridization will not be possible, which is the case of pigs and chimpanzees with each other.
