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Dream last night: was in a place that was half animal shelter, half pet shop, looking for a large cat.* Couldn't find any; there were only small cats and very large rabbits. I decided the rabbits were obviously because it was getting near Easter. Anyway, found a rabbit that was colored like a Siamese cat, and made the amazing deductive leap that because rabbits and mammals** separated so early in evolutionary history, that there must have been some dinosaurs that featured Siamese-like coloring, including the trait of getting darker with cooler temperatures.*** It was actually sort of a shame to wake up and realize it wasn't true.
* I have always wanted a very large cat. I'd love a Maine Coon or Norwegian Forest Cat mix. It's a thing.
** The dream-self, she is not so hot with the logic, I fear.
*** Which is why the parts of Siamese cats that are dark get that way: they're extremities and are cooler. If a Siamese breaks a leg and has it in a cast for a while, the fur under the cast, where it's warmer, will grow in lighter.
* I have always wanted a very large cat. I'd love a Maine Coon or Norwegian Forest Cat mix. It's a thing.
** The dream-self, she is not so hot with the logic, I fear.
*** Which is why the parts of Siamese cats that are dark get that way: they're extremities and are cooler. If a Siamese breaks a leg and has it in a cast for a while, the fur under the cast, where it's warmer, will grow in lighter.
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But somehow I doubt I can use them as proof of Siamese dinosaurs.
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You beat me to it! We saw some when we were looking to adopt our second bunny, who seems to be part English Spot (the white guy in the icon).
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Bunnies are about as good as cats at getting me to speak nonsense.