russian blue, calico ,
The Ocicat (1964) and was derived from crossing Siamese with Abyssinian cats to create a ticked-point Siamese
Not all of the four big cats have spots but the four big cats are Lion, Tiger, Leopards and Jaguars. Out of those four only two really have spots. Lion cubs can have spotted patterning, but this fades as the lion grow older.
Leopards, cheetahs, jaguars
Cats have bald spots in front of their ears because that area is where scent glands are located. When cats rub their faces against objects or people, they are marking their territory with their scent. This behavior can cause the fur to wear away over time, resulting in bald spots.
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Cats have bald spots near their ears because they have scent glands in that area that can cause hair loss due to excessive rubbing or scratching.
It helps them blend into their surroundings. It is like their camouflage. Cheetahs, Leopards and Servals are some cats that have spots, although the Leopard is the only big cat to have spots.
Cats bathe each other because there are some spots that a cat couldn't reach so the other reaches those spots and it is believed that it is away they can bond
Lepards and Cheetahjaguars and cheetahs
I don't believe it is possible for a cat's coat to have orange spots. Cats that have a Red Tabby (often called orange) coat can indeed have white patches on them, but more often than not these patches are random patterns and do not resemble actual spots.
Cats with black spots often have a coat pattern called "tuxedo" or "tabby." They may also have green or gold eyes and a playful or independent personality.
Cats have bald spots above their eyes because of scent glands located there. These glands release pheromones that help cats communicate with each other. The rubbing of their faces against objects can cause hair loss in that area.