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Orange tabby cat sleeping on a windowsill Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cornish Rex cat on window sill with reflection Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cornish Rex cat on top of wooden cabinet looking down Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cornish Rex cat sitting on window sill looking outside Royalty Free Stock Photo

The mix of white, black, and orange fur highlights its unique beauty. A joyful and active atmosphere fills the space Royalty Free Stock Photo

The close-up of a cat's face highlights its vibrant whiskers and shiny multicolored fur. The fine details of the Royalty Free Stock Photo

Old indoor Orange Tabby cat enjoying the sunshine outside on a hot sunny summer day

Cornish Rex cat sitting near litter box indoors, home pet hygiene concept Royalty Free Stock Photo

The cat s uncertain gaze suggests slight unease. A tranquil moment reveals a calico cat being brushed with care. The Royalty Free Stock Photo

The fine details of the coat reflect light beautifully. A stunning portrayal of feline charm and elegance. The close Royalty Free Stock Photo

The close-up captures the lower paws of a cat resting on a patterned bedsheet. The tiny pads and fur textures are Royalty Free Stock Photo

The interaction captures a moment of trust and connection. The cat's colorful coat adds charm to the scene. A Royalty Free Stock Photo

Black cat on cat tree looking downwards Royalty Free Stock Photo

Older female orange tabby cat enjoying the warm summer sun and cool green grass. Many cat lovers claim orange tabbies are extra affectionate and playful. They're often described as sweet, social, and even a bit goofy. Their coat can range from pale cream to deep orange, and many orange tabbies even exhibit very faint "ghost" stripes that are only noticeable under certain sunlight. The orange color is due to a pigment called pheomelanin, and the gene responsible for this coloring is located on the X chromosome, which explains why approximately 80% of orange tabby cats are male.