Damn that’s some pretty good camo though. What is the science behind different breeds’ coat colors? Is there any evolutionary advantage like this?
Generally no.
Most visual differences are caused by selective breeding. If you look at most wild cats (actually wild not just feral) they’re usually the typical grey tiger stripe. There’s a reason cats with that coat are referred to as SIC (Standard Issue Cat)
Different wild subspecies have furr patterns that act as varyingly effective camouflage in their ancestral environment. The breed we see here (tabby, I think) has a pattern similar to the Highland Tiger, also known as the Scottish Wildcat.
Researchers have figured out that wild mamals like cats or foxes lose their typical camo fur after having not to hunt and low adrenaline levels for 3 to 4 generations. Then they get typical mixed colours more often like red, white, brown and so on.
So the cat in the picture is pretty close to the wild colours and obviously it works.
yes but this photo has been manipulated to death
Cats are friends.
Me, my dog, and my cat in a pile on the couch = peak predators.
Destroyers of worlds.
Your friends predators.
Tell that to the local wildlife when you entitled fucks let your pets roam
Sir, this is a Wendy’s.
Death is how they let them know. It’s like girls that boys on the elementary school playground.
They just express their love differently, and that’s ok.
The cat is easy to spot but it took md a while to find the owl. What else did you find?
I found God, then I found myself. Also a day old doughnut.
Abraham Lincoln. Not sure how there’s a colour photo of a cat, an owl and Abraham Lincoln siting perched on branches of the same tree but it can’t be denied. It’s right there before our eyes.
I found a snack in the couch
It’s your lucky day!
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