QuickCheck: Is it true that most orange cats are male?


A ginger cat. - Photo: Lydia Koh/Unsplash

ORANGE, or ginger, cats are much beloved around the world, from the deadpan, lasagna-loving Garfield to Malaysia’s own Oyen, a stray cat that went viral online for befriending the capybaras at Zoo Negara.

The orange colour in the coat comes from a particular pigment, called pheomelanin, which can also be found in red-haired people.

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