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Eine Straßenkatze namens Seraphim

Laut Statistik sind Katzen mit unterschiedlichen Augen weiblich und die meisten sind taub.
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23 comments

Annemarie said:

excellent compo here, and those eyes!!!!!!! super
7 weeks ago

Jaap van 't Veen said:

White as white can be !!
7 weeks ago

Maria Rainer-Giotto replied to Jaap van 't Veen:

Thank you.
6 weeks ago ( translate )

Kayleigh said:

Wunderschönes Tier, schön festgehalten!
7 weeks ago ( translate )

Maria Rainer-Giotto replied to Kayleigh:

Danke, Kayleigh.
6 weeks ago ( translate )

aNNa schramm said:

grün und blaue Augen ;-))
7 weeks ago ( translate )

Maria Rainer-Giotto replied to aNNa schramm:

Danke, Anna.
6 weeks ago ( translate )

Patrick Brandy said:

De toute beauté agréable journée.
7 weeks ago ( translate )

Maria Rainer-Giotto replied to Patrick Brandy:

Thank you, Patrick.
6 weeks ago

William Sutherland said:

Awesome portrait!
6 weeks ago ( translate )

Maria Rainer-Giotto replied to William Sutherland:

Thank you, William.
6 weeks ago ( translate )

Eva Lewitus said:

I once wrote a story about a black cat and learned many things about white cats. ...One is: "If the white cat has one blue and one green eye, he doesn't hear on the side of his blue eye. It is deaf. It has something to do with genetics. They have a snail-shaped organ in the inner ear, the cochlea. It's vital for hearing. If this cochlea degenerates, it is because of a genetic heredity. If a white, blue-eyed cat has kittens, after a few days, the inner ear degenerates. The kitten loses its hearing. There is nothing one can do about it. The kitten stays insensitive to any sound. But the kitten compensates. It gets to be more sensitive to the tiniest vibrations. It starts to hear through its paws. Its vision improves. So, it's not too much of a tragedy.
6 weeks ago

Maria Rainer-Giotto replied to Eva Lewitus:

It's very interesting, and I can't help but ask, is there any way I can read your stories? I'm a writer too.
There was a time when I lived in a private house and observed the effect of telegony on the example of my cat.
6 weeks ago

Eva Lewitus replied to Maria Rainer-Giotto:

You can search for "Blackie el Gato negro", Eva Lewitus. , with Google. www.scribd.com/document/405287503/Santillana-Blackie-El-Gato-Negro. If you have read 100 años de Soledad, you must know Spanish. ?
But the telegony and all I found out about the tongue, the paws, etc, of cats I wrote just for my grandchildren, I wrote it in English, so if you want to read the "long" story I can send it to you. Just send me your email. Mine is elewitus@gmail.com.
6 weeks ago

Maria Rainer-Giotto replied to Eva Lewitus:

Unfortunately, the link does not open. Yes, I studied Spanish quite seriously. Of course, without practice, the language is forgotten, but there will be a reason to remember. I will write to you by e-mail.
6 weeks ago