Recently, I was brushed by a cat with four ears, and many people asked me, does this cat really exist? Because it is so dreamy, the four ears come alive to make the cat look like an elf. At first I thought so

Recently, I was brushed by a cat with four ears, and many people asked me, does this cat really exist? Because it is so dreamy, the four ears come alive to make the cat look like an elf.

At first I thought it was P's, but then I went to pick it up with a truth-seeking mentality, good guy, and it turned out to be an accident.

First of all, four-eared cats do exist, and four-eared cats have been seen many times around the world. Secondly, cats have attached ears, but the ears of general cats are very small and basically invisible. However, the two extra ears of the four-eared cat are not appended ears, but a pair of small ears have grown at the root of the ears, forming two large and two small four ears. This condition is a genetic mutation, very rare, but it does exist.

But when I saw this four-eared cat, I was shocked, Because the Jianzhou cat has four ears, excellent hearing, and strong mouse catching ability, it was named the Royal Royal Cat in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the Records of Jianzhou In the Qianlong Period, the records of the Jianzhou cat are: The world cat has two ears, for the Jianzhou cat Ergai, the silhouette overlaps, two large and two small, and the four ears are synthesized.

I used to think that the ancients were closed in information, and the cat's appendage ears were also counted as a pair of ears, but after seeing this four-eared cat, I found that it was completely in line with the record of the Sichuan Jianzhou cat from Jian Zhou to the Sichuan Jianzhou cat, and the general outline was wide-faced and small with four ears, so in ancient times, the Sichuan Jianzhou cat looked like this, really had four ears, but now it is not visible.

What kind of fairy scroll is this scene of a four-eared Jianzhou cat constantly jumping and shuttled between the red bricks and green tiles of the court?