The special thing about this cat is that he is male.Akai Shuuichi wrote:It was mentioned that the cat is smart, which is something special.Commi-Ninja wrote:There doesn't seem to be anything particularly special about the cat.
It is very rare to find a male calico cats:
I still don't know how to connect this to the case..Wikipedia wrote:Calico cats are almost always female because the X chromosome determines the color of the cat, and female cats, much like all female mammals, have two X chromosomes, whereas male mammals, including common male cats, have one X and one Y chromosome. Since the Y chromosome does not have any color genes, there is no chance he could have both orange and non-orange together. One main exception to this is when, in rare cases, a male has XXY chromosomes (see Klinefelter's syndrome), in which case the male could have tortoiseshell or calico markings. Male calico or tortoiseshell cats are sterile due to the abnormality of carrying two X chromosomes.
Just to be clear though, even if male calico cats are very rare, their [monetary] value is the same as a female..






