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Polydactyl Cats: The Genetic Quirk Behind Their Extra Toes

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Polydactyl cats stand out among the animal kingdom’s curiosities because they develop more toes than typical cats, most commonly on their front paws. The term itself comes from Greek roots meaning “many fingers,” and it describes cats whose paws display six or more digits instead of the standard count, giving them a genuinely distinctive appearance […]

First report: This Kaukauna cat holds a Guinness World Record in his magnificent paws — madison.com, 8d