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Cats are some of the most beloved animals on Earth. They’re cute, sweet, and also smart. Not all cats are friendly at first, but when they warm up to you, they’ll give you some of the best cuddles you’ve ever had. In fact, ginger tabby cats are especially cuddly among the different types of cats.

This is probably why ginger tabby cats are so popular, both in pet shops and on television. However, beyond the striped fur, most people don’t know much about these curious felines.

If you’re a cat lover or just find yourself charmed by these ginger tabbies, then keep watching for some Ginger Tabby Cat facts!

0:50 Despite popular belief, a tabby is not a breed of cat.
1:10 There are actually five basic tabby patterns.
1:45 These patterns are certainly cute, but they are also for camouflage.
2:06 While there are plenty of orange tabby cats, not all tabby cats are orange.
2:22 However, all ginger cats are tabby cats.
2:46 The red pigment that gives ginger tabbies their reddish fur is called pheomelanin.
3:04 Ginger tabby cats have black freckles.
3:34 Ginger tabby cats can live up to 20 years.
3:52 These cats can weigh up to 18 lbs.
4:14 Back then, farmers and gardeners usually relied on cats for pest control.
4:30 Ginger tabby cats are usually male.
4:54 This also means that only one out of five orange tabby cats is actually female.
5:20 Ginger tabby cats are very friendly.
5:37 Like most cats, ginger tabbies are very intelligent.
5:58 Some people believe that ginger tabby cats are blessed by Mama Mary.
6:18 Ginger tabby cats often star in films and television.
6:49 Unfortunately, tabby cats are prone to a number of health issues.
7:17 It is important to make sure that orange tabby cats get their exercise.
7:43 A lot of tabby cats have names connected to their fur colors.
8:03 Ginger tabby cats have their own special day dedicated just for them!

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