Thundercats....I think?
Well if its a female it is a Calico Cat and if not then i have no clue...
There is no official data as to the percentage of black cats in the world. There are millions of black cats in every country.
The name calico refers to the cats being tri coloured white, brown,caramel or black and not the actual breed of cat. I have fosterd several calico females over the years and sizes depend on what breeding linage her parents come from . I dont think male cats are calico its usual for kittens to be female. So are torties they are female allso
Sort of. A Calico cat is almost always (99.9% of the time) going to be female. The reason is that the female has two X genes, one has to carry red and the other black to get the 3 color effect. For a male to be a calico, it has to have XXY and is normally sterile.
it all depends on the dominant genes. If the female is dominant then her color with some of the male, and visa versa.
If I understand the question correctly, you have a calico female that you want to produce another calico? The best suited tom would be black and white, preferably with lots of white. The result is around half of the female offspring will be calico, half black and white, with a slight chance of one having brown in its coat. Alternatively you can use a ginger and white tom, with half of the females being ginger and white, although there is a greater chance of the other half being tortoiseshell-tabbies or brown, ginger and white.
A calico cat usually has brown, orange, gray and black patches on its back with the chest and underbelly being white. A calico cat is usually, but not always, a female. The cat that you have described could be called tortoise shell.
Usually it will be black or orange, or black or orange with white. It will almost never be calico or a mixture of black and orange.
It could be an adult female or a juvenile brown-headed cowbird of either sex.
If the female carries the recessive gene necessary for yellow coloring, about 50% of the time. If she does not, never.
This color is almost always female. This red and black color in cats in on the X chromosomes. Since females have two X's, they can have red and black in their coats. The white in calico is a marking over the other two colors. The best way to say this is " tortoiseshell and white". Males (XY) can be calico only if they have a genetic abnormality such as XXY.
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