Good morning I thought you needed to see this today.
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What do these cats do outside in nature when they can't find any soap?
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Pretty sure they don't exist in nature.
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IIRC the founding animal was a street cat that was adopted. So people were only indirectly responsible.
Eta: Partially true. But there was a whole lot of breeding fuckery to stabilize the mutation.
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Wow, that thing is a rabbit hole! Thanks for sharing
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And with it came the oil thing?
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I'd think all cats naturally do the oil thing to protect their fur
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Yup. For a lot of cats the layers are oil, undercoat, main coat. The undercoat is a very short, dense and wiry coat of fur to stop things getting from the main coat to the skin.
The undercoat, as you can imagine, also absorbs a lot of the oil. Most people who are allergic to cats are actually allergic to the oil.
Also, in very specific breeds, there can be 3 layers of fur (like Siberian, for example).
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Yeah, wikipedia tells me its a breed of a breed of breeds
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I mean, if you compare wildcat > sphynx cat with elves > orks..
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Orks are a type of sapient, psychic fungus, though.
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Bad humans! 💦🔫
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Humans strike again!
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They're not natural. These are the result of human breeding. They've never had to exist in nature.
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