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Instead, people more or less allowed cats to domesticate themselves. (Also see “Surprising Things You Never Knew About Your Cat.”) A second lineage, consisting of African cats that dominated ...

Anyone who has ever noticed tears in their cat's eyes has probably wondered, Can cats cry? Read on to find out the answer. If you’re like most cat parents, you’d give almost anything to keep ...

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Researchers have discovered how orange cats got their coats — and why so many of them are male. The coat color comes from a genetic mutation on the X chromosome of orange, calico and ...

Moreover, all orange cats from a global database of 258 kitties had the same deletion, while non-orange ones lacked it, so Sasaki suspects the trait was passed down from one ancestral cat.

Genes are made up of pieces of DNA which give instructions to a cat's cells, like other living creatures, on how to function. By comparing the DNA from dozens of cats with and without orange fur ...

a veterinary scientist specializing in cat genetics at the University of Missouri. Studying cats’ coat colors, for instance, has informed various aspects of modern genetics, she says.