Although everyone who sees my white cat thinks “Wow, it’s so beautiful”, that’s only because of its snow-white fur and the uncommon heterochromatic eyes (at least that’s what many people think). But when it comes to real beauty, I have to praise our Mint. Her appearance never fails at any time or from any angle, especially her pair of beautiful and vivid eyes. One answerer analyzed the eyes of tabby cats, and I read it and deeply agreed.
First, here’s a beautiful photo of Mint. Her eyes are really round and bright, and the eyeliner looks good from every angle.
The delicate nose and the big arc of the eyes make it look like a girl who has used contouring makeup, so refined and beautiful.
Maybe it’s not obvious when looking at it alone. But by putting up a comparison photo of her sunbathing with my pomegranate, you can see how smooth the lines of the tabby cat’s nose and eyes are.
With this comparison, isn’t it obvious? It makes people feel that the tabby cat is so delicate, while the solid-colored cats look much sillier, without the smooth lines and the natural eyeliner effect like the tabby cat. Hahahaha.
The tabby cat is like a domineering manager in professional attire, giving people a delicate and shrewd and domineering feeling compared to other cats. Many bred pet cats with chubby cheeks look even less likely to be domineering. Among the thin-faced cats, the solid-colored ones don’t have the delicate makeup with natural eyeliner like it (laugh). Only black cats can compare in terms of aura.
Then, I also have a little orange cat at home. As a yellow tabby cat, we can also make a comparison.
I think the difference is that its eyes are not as clear as those of the tabby cat. Of course, it may also be because my little stray cat has had a hard life.
It just makes people feel that there is a big difference in the overall look of its eyes and nose, making it look rather silly (this little orange cat especially likes to play dead. It’s really silly).
When judging whether a person is good-looking or not, we basically look at the delicacy of the nose and eyes. The more delicate they are, the more shrewd a person seems. I think this aesthetic standard also applies in the cat world.
Finally, my Mint really doesn’t have any bad angles for taking photos. The other two cats have photos that can make me laugh for a long time.
In addition, tabby cats are really quite aloof, while orange cats are very affectionate. Among the stray cats or domestic cats I’ve come into contact with, it’s basically like this. My Mint is the least affectionate one in the family as she grows up. My little orange cat… As soon as I get home, it meows once when it sees me and then starts purring. I don’t even need to pet it.
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