Tuxedo cats are bicolor cats with a few interesting nicknames (including Felix cat and Julius cat,) and when it comes to a specific variety of cats, tuxedos have a purrsonality that punches and the punch is packed. While most traditionally speaking, a tuxedo cat is a black and white cat, formally or technically, tuxedo cats are just white cats with one other color.
Naturally, because we love black cats so much, black and white tuxies are our absolute favorite. This is especially true because these cats have some of the most expressive and ridiculous personalities of all cats, ever.
Most of the time a tuxedo cat is a Maine Coon, British Longhair, British Shorthair, or some combination of the aforementioned. That may not sound like a ton of options because we know there are so many different breeds of cats, but these are very common and popular cat breeds, so the world has no shortage of tuxedo cats.
Speaking of tuxedo cats being plentiful: thank goodness. These spunky, precious puss pals of ours have some of the most rambunctious and sassy dispositions of all cats (there's actually been scientific research on this, if you can believe it!)
If you're not totally sold that tuxedo cats reign supreme, check out 51 examples of how peculiar and purr-fect these cats can be.
Some varieties of cat have a genetic predisposition to be a specific sex. For example, we know that most calicos and tortoiseshell cats are female and that most ginger cats are male.
There are specific reasons for such occurrences that have been discussed and researched at length. When it comes to tuxedo cats, however, they can easily be either or.
Tuxedo cats have a fascinating history and a lot of media presence. Did you know that the richest cat in the entire world was a tuxedo?
You know that now. How about that tuxedo cats have been to the top of Mount Everest, lived in the White House, and have even been in the military during war time?
20. How is it comfortable? Absolutely nobody on earth knows.
There you have it, definitive proof that for everything we know about cats, tuxedo cats, in particular, we also know very little. Cats sure are weird.
However, it's the weird qualities that really keep us coming back for more. If we didn't have opportunistic photo galleries like this to laugh so much, the world would be a gloomier place.