Orange Cats Male Female Ratio

About 81 percent of orange cats are male says Bell.

Orange cats male female ratio. A male cat needs only one orange gene which he gets from his mother orange calico or tortoiseshell. Female orange tabby cats are not necessarily rare but they pale in comparison to the male numbers. At least 80 of orange tabby cats are male while only 20 are females since to be one females need two copies of the X chromosomes as opposed to males that only need one chromosome.

Orange tabbies love eating and they are often obese and lazy. Female orange tabby cats arent uncommon. Well thats not entirely true.

The same statistics stand for female. This means there are roughly three males to one female ginger cat. Males usually only have one set of the chromosome so in the rare instance when a tom cat has two of them he too can enjoy a beautiful calico coat.

More than 75 of orange tabby cats are male. With so few females to choose from there are always some cats mating and creating new litters. The average life expectancy of orange tabby cats are 10-16 years.

Most orange tabbies are males and they tend to have a nice character. According to research about 81 of orange cats are male. As with humans female cats have paired sex chromosomes XX and male cats have XY sex chromosomes.

Approximately 20 percent of orange tabby cats are female. Orange County Californias gender ratio is lower. The female cat therefore can have the orange mutant gene on one X chromosome and the gene for a black coat on the other.