Most black cats aren't actually black, they're actually very, very dark brown tabbies, the same way black leopards are not solid black, they're very, very dark brown leopards. You can see the stripes of 'black' cats in bright light. 'Black' cats always have a spot of fur (it might be only one or two pieces) that's a different color. My 'black' girl, Maya, has some white fur in her armpits, and white fur has begun to appear in various areas on her head as she's grown older. I tell her she's going grey, but she doesn't seem to care. ;)
She doesn't need to dip anything in sugar. She is sweet just the way she is! Cutie Pie!!!
ReplyDeleteAnd by the way, D'AWWWW at those little fuzzy toes! :-)
ReplyDeleteCute! I like the dipped-in-sugar idea. My kitties have sox with a couple of "holes" in them.
ReplyDeleteFoPo thats their Holy socks for Sundays :)
DeleteSugar Dipped Frieda - sounds yummy!
ReplyDeleteAwwwwwwwwwwwww, gorgeousness! Jo x
ReplyDeletedipped in milk?
ReplyDeletean itty bitty gasp and squee!
ReplyDeleteLove it...these kittens are full of cute! Can't wait for more pics!
ReplyDeleteI used to have a foster kitten named Sugarfoot!
ReplyDeleteIt is a very itty-bitty bit! What a cute tiny kitten paw!
ReplyDeleteA little bit of marshmallow fluff!
ReplyDeleteI want to kiss those itty bitty toesies!
ReplyDeleteMost black cats aren't actually black, they're actually very, very dark brown tabbies, the same way black leopards are not solid black, they're very, very dark brown leopards. You can see the stripes of 'black' cats in bright light. 'Black' cats always have a spot of fur (it might be only one or two pieces) that's a different color. My 'black' girl, Maya, has some white fur in her armpits, and white fur has begun to appear in various areas on her head as she's grown older. I tell her she's going grey, but she doesn't seem to care. ;)
Wikipedia has a nice article on black cats. It explains a lot about them.
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