> ever looked closely at the coloring of a cat? even the black ones have
> spotting and striping, and tabbies' coloration is nothing short of
> fascinating.... but then, I look with the eyes of an artist, which tends
> to critique in terms of "how can I reproduce that?" tygress
> 

Heh.  's Truth.  We have two black cats.  Pooka has distinct patches of
light/dark black in his fur... when he was about 6 months old, he was actually
silver along his haunches and belly, like someone had dipped his back end in
frost.  When the silver fell out, it came back blue-black... but his back and
head are a redder black, though still *blacker* than any part of Pixie.  Pixie,
who's got no white at all on her, anywhere, has sable-black fur in sun, with
darker tabby markings visible all over.  

- darkelf, who says black cats are monochromatic?

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