Where’s their counterpart?
What? How does this happen? This is a serious question about biology. Other than chimera, I can’t think of a plausible mechanism.
Biology can do far crazier things than color most of the extremities a different color… This is absolutely nowhere near enough uniformity or weirdness to declare it, “AI” … and I fucking hate “AI”.
I hate that it’s even a plausible question, but the basic pattern is in no way a sign of “AI”.
It looks like it originally was posted in an AI community
Well, that would certainly explain it.
It could also be mosaicism, where a mutation early in development led to some cell lines having black fur and others to having white. I dunno enough about cat genetics to say how close those genes are/how easily one can mutate into the other vs the likelihood of it being a chimera.
This would work of the cells producing the pigment stayed put during development. However, they migrate from neural crest on the back. That’s why you get white spots on parts of a body far from back - belly, forehead, paws etc. This pattern is a problem with migratory capabilities of the melanocytes, they simply don’t reach these parts of the body co male pigments there.
Half full or half empty?
I think something akin to the beginning Pepe LePew toon happened here.
