If Cruella De Vil Was A Cat, Then She Would Probably Look Like This
Cats are among the most wonderful and beautiful creatures that have ever graced this planet, with millions of them scattered all over the world as a testament to this statement. No matter how many cats you have seen in pictures or in real life, there is always that feeling of awe at their beauty, coupled with their quirky and sometimes aloof personalities.
Even if you may be a dog person, you can't deny how much charisma cats possess—they are simply irresistible. While they are often depicted as cold-hearted creatures that see themselves as gods above humans, they are also among the purest and most affectionate animals that many people keep as pets, aside from dogs.
They come in all shapes and sizes, ranging from beautiful to extraordinarily amazing. The cat you are about to see definitely belongs in the latter category—it has two faces to prove it!
Well, not exactly two faces, but rather, her face is divided into a peculiar combination of black and white, just like the color scheme of one of our favorite Disney villains, Cruella De Vil. She has a condition called "chimerism," which is derived from the name of a Greek mythical creature called a chimera, which had a body made up of a combination of a lion, a goat, and a serpent.
This cat is nothing like that mythical monster, though. She looks so beautiful and adorable that the people of the Internet just can't resist!
This is Geri, a beautiful Persian ragdoll with a rare genetic condition called "chimerism."
"I found her at my favorite pet shop in 2019. She was 2 months old. I used to be a dog person, but as soon as I got her, I became a cat person, lol," says Erika, Geri's owner.
If you look at her from the side, she appears to have two totally different faces!
Geri has become very popular on the Internet because of her peculiar beauty.
Erika says she is so happy for Geri!
"This makes me realize again that I’m the lucky one to have Geri."
Chimerism occurs when an organism forms two or more zygotes.
Her beautiful photos truly do justice to her beauty, even if people only see her behind screens.
"I truly enjoy taking photos because, as part of my job, I used to be a travel writer. Also, Geri shows me lots of expressions, and I find it very lovely, so I take photos of her a lot. I’d like to enjoy and keep every moment with her," says Erika.
Calling someone two-faced might be an insult, but to this cat, it actually refers to something beautiful.
Just look at how adorable she is!
Here's Geri's owner trying to match her cat with a Cruella De Vil costume.
Geri even has a younger brother named Taiga. She says:
"She has a younger brother, Taiga (the white one). They are actual siblings with the same father. Taiga loves her so much, always following her, which makes her annoyed, and they end up fighting. But sometimes she licks Taiga, and it makes me so happy."
They may not look alike, but Taiga is definitely a rockstar, too.
They make such an adorable duo!
Geri is definitely enjoying the fame.
She even seems to love taking pictures!
Well, with a face like that, who wouldn't?
If you can't seem to get enough of her, then check out the insights from Dr. Laura Berman, a renowned sex therapist, who states, "Animals often reflect our own beauty standards and quirks, making them even more endearing." But let's face it, her feed is genuinely a lot more beautiful than most of ours.
There's no denying that Geri is a beautiful feline, and there are still thousands of cats worldwide that have such peculiar features. Do you know one? As Dr. Daniel Goleman, an emotional intelligence expert, suggests, "Our relationships with animals can teach us profound lessons about empathy and connection."
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