Why is the orange cat heavy? There are two main reasons why orange cats are considered heavy: one is that they are short and fat; the other is that they are covered with hair, are thicker and weigh more.

In the cat family circle, orange cats are actually not a separate category. Their scientific names are called red-tabble shorthaired cats, or red-tabble plus white shorthaired cats.

Because cats' fur color is genetically a sexual linkage genetic, the gene that determines the fur color is on the sex chromosome, cats with different fur colors will have different ratios of blue child paper and girl paper. Like the three-cat cats, most of them are girls, but among all orange cats, the proportion of male cats is two-thirds, so most of the orange cats you see are blue kids.

In the laws of nature, male cats are usually larger and stronger than female cats. In addition, after sterilization, the six senses are pure, the years are quiet, the mood is good, the body is good, and the appetite is good. How can they not grow meat?

The color of cats' hair is not only determined by their sexual characteristics, but also plays a decisive factor in their natural character. The tortoiseshell cat is relatively cool, while the three-color cat likes to be alone... while the orange cat is naturally enthusiastic and outgoing, loves to make friends, has strong social skills, and is cute and coquettish!