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(04-11-2024, 02:19 PM)Sled21 Wrote: That's still an orange cat with black stripes. It just has a lot of them, but you can even see the orange undercoat bleeding through.

 And "White Tigers" white tigers are mostly caused by manipulated genes, which is not practiced anymore because inbreeding is not good.

1. Yes, I know that, however the gene mutation is what causes them to be predominantly black, thus giving the appearance of orange stripes.
2. So wild White Tigers won't breed with each other because it's not a good practice?

All I'm saying is that these looks are very fluid, based on genes and the like: White Tigers existed in the wild LONG before any human got involved in breeding them.