Does this qualify?
This article was originally posted on April 4, 2020 @ 10:36 pm
Sharesloth
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Yellow-pigmented male northern cardinal: this is most likely a genetic mutation that renders the pigments the bird draws from foods to make it appear with yellow coloration rather than red. This is called xanthochroism; in addition to cardinals, it has also been seen in rose-breasted grosbeaks.
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I love the face!! So cute!
[Ivan the Terrible](http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-VhFzEcFJyvU/TgSe5qq-YwI/AAAAAAAAAGw/rFWypCh-ls4/s1600/Detail+Repin.jpg) vibes
This looks like the last photo taken before colorful shirt was found mysteriously mauled to death.
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Is it a thing/stuff? Yes. Is it on a cat? Yes. I’d say this perfectly qualifies!
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This cat looks how I feel.
Absolutely. Thank you for your service.
kitty is D I S T U R B E D