Giacinta MorettiCats born without tails, a condition known as Manx syndrome, are a distinct and captivating feline variation. These cats are characterized by the complete or partial absence of a tail, a trait that stems from a genetic mutation affecting the development of the caudal vertebrae.
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The Manx cat is a breed of domestic cat originating on the Isle of Man, and is known for its taillessness. However, not all Manx cats are born without a tail. Some Manx cats are born with a full tail, while others may have a partial tail or a stub.
CONTINUE READING >The Intriguing Manx Cat: A Unique Breed with a Tail-less Charm
Cats with no tails, also known as Manx cats, are a unique and distinctive breed characterized by their lack of a tail. This absence of a tail is a result of a genetic mutation that affects the development of the spinal cord and vertebrae in the tailbone region.
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