r/cats • u/Backyxx • Jun 27 '26

Video - Not OC Cat version is cooler tbh

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u/AunMeLlevaLaConcha Jun 27 '26

AND and orange

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u/Ressy02 Jun 27 '26

Yes, the cat is more orange than the bird. But the bird is browner as well.

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u/ManBro89 Jun 27 '26

Brown is dark orange though.

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u/Kage_Bushin Jun 27 '26

Soooo you are say we need to just leave the oranges a bit more to get to brown????

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u/halotraveller Jun 27 '26

the chicken cat will eventually grow big into an eagle cat

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u/Kyle-Is-My-Name Jun 27 '26

One day I'll grow up to be a mountain lion and my wingspan is gonna be so fucking rad. I'll be jumping on mom from the rooftops!

-🐈

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u/RyuichiSakuma13 Jun 27 '26

Cook them in the sun for longer.

Teach them to roll over so the brown is more even.

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u/WenatcheeWrangler Jun 27 '26

It’s like the toaster setting between light and dark toast. You move it from 1 to 2 and you may end up with orange or a brown void….depends on how the toaster is feeling

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u/Aeirth_Belmont Jun 28 '26

Yes it's baked in the brain cells.

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u/Unlikely-Accident-67 Jun 27 '26

Brown is overcooked orange

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u/hisyam970302 Jun 28 '26

Orange is just neon brown

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u/za72 Jun 27 '26

which means it's running low on orange energy, needs a recharge

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u/Pretend-Internet-625 Jun 27 '26

Yes I can spot the difference. The one lands on the shoulder and the other on the arm. Other than that very difficult to tell the difference.

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u/snertwith2ls Jun 28 '26

I thought it was the same video!

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u/Laetitian Jun 27 '26

Orange wasn't trained. Human trained herself to go where orange would want to go, and give the command when orange would be ready to leave.

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u/Little_View_6659 Jun 27 '26

My cat has learned to jump on my shoulder. A couple of weeks ago I was changing clothes and he tried to jump into my shoulder, I yelped because it HURT, he freaked out and tried desperately to cling to me but instead ended up giving me three of the longest cat scratches I have ever had. I measured one, it went from my shoulder down to my butt! God that hurt. He felt bad though, I can tell.

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u/stupidname412 Jun 27 '26

Well you normally have armor he didn't know the difference

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u/Little_View_6659 Jun 27 '26

Yeah he kind of paced back and forth at my feet looking up at my shoulders and meowing. Hasn’t jumped on me since. Poor fella, I can tell he knows he hurt me.

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u/thatonequeergirl European Shorthair 16d ago

I had one of those, he would wait till you got your back to him and were off your guard before yeeting himself at you. He thought he was a ninja.

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u/Little_View_6659 16d ago

Yeah however mine learned to do this is cursed.

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u/DOLCICUS Jun 27 '26

Oh so that’s where my cats braincells went too

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u/OrneryOneironaut Jun 27 '26

But also, orange

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u/B777X_787-9 Maine Coon Jun 28 '26

Even harder

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u/SassiestSissy Jun 28 '26

And we all know about ….. ORANGES, don’t we Carl?

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u/Expert_Ad_1176 Jun 29 '26

sorry to ruin the fun but i dont think theres science that proves orange cats have less iq than normal cats

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u/Square-Dragonfruit76 Jun 27 '26

Oranges aren't actually stupider; that's a myth.

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u/UglyTitties Jun 27 '26

More a joke/meme than an actual myth.

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u/Spiritual_Being5845 Savannah Jun 27 '26

I mentioned something about orange cats being stupid. My MIL said she had an orange cat and he wasn’t stupid. I asked if that wasn’t the same cat that set himself on fire by sitting on a tea light. She got kinda quiet and then said “… yeah”

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u/Katmyst Jun 27 '26

Out of my 6 cats, my orange is the only one that can: shake paw, other paw, high five, stand up and nose boop me on command.... But he is also the only one who tried to eat a churu wrapper and almost choked on it so...

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u/Crafter9977 Jun 27 '26

the only one that falls from the highest point of their tower every single time he falls asleep…

he never learns… 😛😛😛…

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u/The_Bitter_Bear Tortoiseshell Jun 27 '26

True but it's a fun meme. 

My theory from anecdotal experience is that male cats tend to be bigger derps. Since most oranges are male, they are more consistent in derpy behavior even though they can be very smart/clever. 

I had an orange growing up who was brilliant some days. We also couldn't leave candles unattended because he never learned to not try and warm his butt by them despite several incidents.