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However, her husband’s father is Black and his mother is white with blonde hair and blue eyes – which seems to be the answer as to why the little ones inherited the features they have.

An optical illusion showing a garden went viral as users struggled to find the white cat cleverly camouflaged in the peaceful setting.

Cat breeds with the most expressive eyesMaine Coons have large, gentle eyes that make them look kind and wise, like they know secret stories.

Breeds with white markings or light-colored coats, such as the Akhal Teke, are more likely to develop blue eyes. This is mainly because the lighter coats and markings affect melanin levels.

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Many white cats are deaf Like humans, cats with light or white coats are at an increased risk of developing sunburn-especially on their ears, eyelids, and nose.

Speaking of peepers, Dr. Smith says cats with white coats usually have light-colored eyes in shades of blue, green, gold, or heterochromatic (odd-colored) eyes.

White cats with non-blue eyes are also affected by this gene, although significantly less. Only about 20 percent of white cats with non-blue eyes are born deaf.