Why do tabby cats look so good? (2)

Why do tabby cats look so good? (2)

2 The pattern is fixed, so the probability of having white spots is relatively low. No matter where the tabby cat’s white spots grow, its black tabby pattern is fixed in place: there is an M on the forehead, two black lines on the cheeks, and one after another on the body. The pattern does not grow randomly, so the appearance of the tabby cat will not fluctuate too much.

The pattern on the tabby cat’s face is sometimes also a natural beauty makeup. Like eyeliner, it has the visual effect of stretching and enlarging the eyes, and half of the small face is big eyes. ↓

Moreover, the tabby cat’s fur is a mixture of black and gray. Even if the spots grow in an awkward position, it will not be too conspicuous, unlike the cow or calico cats that will accidentally have white spots – because pure black spots are very conspicuous visually. There are many cats on the Internet that look like Japanese devils, all of which are cow cats. If the pure black spots are replaced with tabby patterns, it will not look so conspicuous and the appearance will also be improved. This is also why the probability of orange cats having barbs is relatively low, and there will be no orange cats that look like Hitler, because even if they have barbs, it is not visually obvious due to the light color.

The two cows in the picture above and the orange cat in the picture below both have color on their noses and mouths, but you will visually think that the orange cat is better because yellow is lighter than black and not so eye-catching.

Tabby cats are not as advantageous as orange cats in this regard, but they are better than cows and calico cats. For example, the tabby cat below has an irregular white spot on its nose. If her tabby pattern is pure black, the white nose will be very eye-catching, but the tabby pattern looks better (tabby cats are all small flowered faces, and a little more white doesn’t matter)

3 The tabby (fishbone) pattern is really very beautiful, full of natural and wild streamlined lines, rich in changes, and you will never get tired of looking at it. I personally think it looks better than the classical pattern of the American Shorthair.

↓Although the classical pattern has that kind of curled and heavy classical temperament, the large spots sometimes appear too black, and the density of the patterns on the head and body is uneven; the lines are also slightly hideous, and there is no lightness and harmony of the fishbone pattern. (Of course, the American Shorthair also has fishbone patterns)

Thanks to the netizen @当时太累 for providing the answerer @Mephistopheles with the picture. Which of these four patterns looks most like a big tiger?

Of course it’s the fishbone pattern! After all, leopard cats are rare and expensive, and the big raccoon cat running all over the ground simulates the pattern of the king of beasts. How can it not give people a wild and beautiful feeling?

With this pattern, the raccoon cat is like a little wild beast that only respects itself, and it has brought the cat’s “cold and arrogant, without losing its nature” characteristics that attract countless people to the extreme.

There is also a watermelon head, which is so cute:

if there are four little white hands, it is simply a cute god on earth.