Wild Cat Coat Patterns and Camoflauge
by Owen Borville
December 22, 2021
Science
The wild cats of the world have a variety of fur coat patterns that are unique and distinguishing.
Every individual wild cat has a unique pattern that cannot be duplicated, just like fingerprints and showcasing Intelligent Design in nature.
These unique patterns can also be identified as fractal in nature, at repeating patterns at infinite quantities and scales.
The leopard and jaguar each have unique spots on their coat.
The cheetah also has unique spots on its coat.
The tiger has unique stripes.
The lion commonly has a solid color of yellow-brown.
Young cougars commonly have dark spots but these disappear as the cougar grows older. These spots in the young cougars are believed to help it camoflauge in its environment, as if someone was looking out for it: its Creator as part of a Grand Design. Other mammals are also known to produce babies with spots or stripes that help in camoflauge and these patterns commonly disappear as the animal gets older.
by Owen Borville
December 22, 2021
Science
The wild cats of the world have a variety of fur coat patterns that are unique and distinguishing.
Every individual wild cat has a unique pattern that cannot be duplicated, just like fingerprints and showcasing Intelligent Design in nature.
These unique patterns can also be identified as fractal in nature, at repeating patterns at infinite quantities and scales.
The leopard and jaguar each have unique spots on their coat.
The cheetah also has unique spots on its coat.
The tiger has unique stripes.
The lion commonly has a solid color of yellow-brown.
Young cougars commonly have dark spots but these disappear as the cougar grows older. These spots in the young cougars are believed to help it camoflauge in its environment, as if someone was looking out for it: its Creator as part of a Grand Design. Other mammals are also known to produce babies with spots or stripes that help in camoflauge and these patterns commonly disappear as the animal gets older.
