I never knew that cats under their fur, their skin has the same coloured patterns. Got my 5mnth old kitten neutered and where they shaved you can see the skin colour. I wonder if tigers would have black stripes if you were brave enough to shave one?
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I can hear Pep saying it........."so, so humble...."As always, as always.
I never knew that cats under their fur, their skin has the same coloured patterns. Got my 5mnth old kitten neutered and where they shaved you can see the skin colour. I wonder if tigers would have black stripes if you were brave enough to shave one?
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They do indeed.
I think this is true for most hairy mammals with black patterns.
Example.
Dalmatian skinny pig.If it didn't have the hairless gene it would look like the regular guinea pig below.
The same pigment pattern is also linked to nose and toenail colours.A black nosed dog usually has darker skin. But it can be complicated depending on breeds as some will have genes that mask the colour.
Not having that. Over 3,000 years old yet the screen wasnt cracked and it still held its charge. Yeh right.Pythagoras was a plagiarist.
Pythagoras is credited for creating the famous Pythagoras theory, but a recent discovery suggests the math concept was formed more than 1,000 years before the ancient Greek's birth. The evidence was translated from a clay tablet labeled YBC 7289, formed between 1800 and 1600 BC, which uses principles of the Pythagorean theorem to calculate the length of a diagonal inside a rectangle.
They had things sorted in the Flintstones daysNot having that. Over 3,000 years old yet the screen wasnt cracked and it still held its charge. Yeh right.