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idiotsonfire
ORANGE
KafkasKarma
So fluffy
bonniethecollie
I can tell who the main character is
RekyTheNeko
A single orange brain cell.
JCBalance
Looks like she has one human arm in the thumbnail
Suomijuusto89
The printer apparently ran out of white color and an orange brain cell happened to be there at the right time for once
ChloeRed
"When did you install the new ink cartridges again?"
wylkyn
My tired brain thought it was a human forearm cuddling the cat and I was looking for the person before I went "oh".
TrazynTheArchaeovist
Ran out of brains towards the end so one had to be ginger.
ErniesWidow
Genes are deep.
chichiFregiLover
cool RHF
albester
Apparently, there was only one brain cell left for the fourth kitten.
Mikey667
One kitty is well-done !
aerrorfree
One is dad’s favourite…
Cranbananarama
I think it's the big one.
HandoB4Javert
doodoopaper
Wait for it
ImAnActionBirb
Imagine my surprise when I saw your reply then scrolled to the next post and it was the same picture!
HandoB4Javert
randomstringofletters
No more puuurfect demonstration of dominant and recessive genes.
geoffmendoza
I thought it was the choice between ink or intelligence.
Allora91
All of our tortie's kittens were grey&white like the father
VivienVoillot
You know right that cats mothers can have kittens from different fathers at the same time ?
VivF
They can, but full body white is a dominant gene so this could -also- very well be an example of that.
Kbantar
It has been witnessed in humans on a very few occasions too, IIRC.
albester
Which would be called "heteropaternal superfecundation".
verityauger
Alternatively the more colloquial, sloppy seconds
gilliamv