Post by Deleted on Nov 25, 2019 20:07:30 GMT -5
genetically incorrect?
I was watching this youtube video, over the top ten most genetically incorrect warrior cats, and Tigerclaw was on this list.
However, the creator of the video, did not list why these characters were genetically incorrect
Some on the video made sense, however, Tigerclaw doesn't.
His mother, Leopardfoot is black, she carries the black gene, Tigerclaw is a black tabby (I know it says he's brown, but technically, he's a black tabby)
Pinestar's color doesn't matter, because males don't get any color genes from their fathers, but he is a tabby.
At first, I thought, maybe it's because Leopardfoot is a solid, but then I remembered this litter of kittens IRL.
Their mother was a black tuxedo cat, and their father was a brown tabby with medium-high white..he was like a white cat with large brown tabby patches
Anyway, the WHOLE little of kittens came out as brown (black) tabbies...surprisingly, as much white as the parents had, only one of the kittens had white, and it was her paws.
Sorry for the long rambling post, I'm just really confused on how Tigerclaw is genetically incorrect
I was watching this youtube video, over the top ten most genetically incorrect warrior cats, and Tigerclaw was on this list.
However, the creator of the video, did not list why these characters were genetically incorrect
Some on the video made sense, however, Tigerclaw doesn't.
His mother, Leopardfoot is black, she carries the black gene, Tigerclaw is a black tabby (I know it says he's brown, but technically, he's a black tabby)
Pinestar's color doesn't matter, because males don't get any color genes from their fathers, but he is a tabby.
At first, I thought, maybe it's because Leopardfoot is a solid, but then I remembered this litter of kittens IRL.
Their mother was a black tuxedo cat, and their father was a brown tabby with medium-high white..he was like a white cat with large brown tabby patches
Anyway, the WHOLE little of kittens came out as brown (black) tabbies...surprisingly, as much white as the parents had, only one of the kittens had white, and it was her paws.
Sorry for the long rambling post, I'm just really confused on how Tigerclaw is genetically incorrect
