The one with the orange pattern on its face is most likely a female, as it is a tortoise-shell cat (like Isis the Pyro) and most tortoise-shell cats are female. Seriously! This is the knowledge they teach you in college biology. A tortoise-shell cat that is male is either an abnormal XXY chromosome pattern, and will be fine health-wise but is sterile, or is a chimera, which is an animal that has two different sets of chromosomes. And they are adorable. It's a good thing I don't live close to you or I probably would end up with them, and I already have four cats!
We can't tell their sex yet, but will let you know later, Cheesemeister. The black and yellow or orange is the most active and loves to be petted or handled.
They are three weeks old.
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I want them all :)
So do I!!
Absolutely adorable
The one with the orange pattern on its face is most likely a female, as it is a tortoise-shell cat (like Isis the Pyro) and most tortoise-shell cats are female. Seriously! This is the knowledge they teach you in college biology. A tortoise-shell cat that is male is either an abnormal XXY chromosome pattern, and will be fine health-wise but is sterile, or is a chimera, which is an animal that has two different sets of chromosomes.
And they are adorable. It's a good thing I don't live close to you or I probably would end up with them, and I already have four cats!
Congratulations, Noname!
We can't tell their sex yet, but will let you know later, Cheesemeister. The black and yellow or orange is the most active and loves to be petted or handled.
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