Me, my friend Bee and one other curious man at the Northampton DPW (Department of Public Works) Trash/Recycling Center saw one of these. Really. It was tan. I thought, hopefully, there was another cat lying on top of it, how cute would that have been. Delusional, I was. It was super skittish, but I swear it had things growing out of each
side of its back. I drew it for my bf, he was only kinda excited until I showed him this photo. What weird timing. My sighting was about one month ago. I even tried to find out what it was by googling. Little did I know I saw a tiny mythical beastie.
Winged cats discovered in western China - Boing Boing
Winged cats discovered in western China
Posted by Lisa Katayama, August 28, 2008 8:00 AM
"Ready for take-off, Tiddles? Meet the cats which have sprouted wings"
side of its back. I drew it for my bf, he was only kinda excited until I showed him this photo. What weird timing. My sighting was about one month ago. I even tried to find out what it was by googling. Little did I know I saw a tiny mythical beastie.
Winged cats discovered in western China - Boing Boing
Winged cats discovered in western China
Posted by Lisa Katayama, August 28, 2008 8:00 AM
Winged cats have been known to exist since the 19th century, but only a handful of people have actually seen—let alone owned—one. This woman in Sichuan province watched as her beloved kitty grew angel wings on his back last summer after a bunch of female cats tried to mate with him. "Many female cats in heat came to harass him, and then the wings started to grow," she said.Want even more on winged cats?
Geneticists have a less romantic theory. They believe it could be a genetic defect, a skin condition, or the result of poor grooming.
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