Things that entertain me.

You could certainly make all buildings look evil given that angle and lighting. Observe this, brother.

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And also some of Calboy's children!

The calico coat coloration is linked to the X chromosome, and is a recessive trait; Hence why calico cats are nearly always female, as they have to receive two recessive X chromosomes for the calico coloration to appear.

Male calico cats are possible, but certainly rare. Typically it happens when the male cat has two recessive X chromosomes (thus having XXY, the killinefelter syndrome), or when the male cat is a chimera that absorbed its littermate in the womb. Our little guy here is a chimera.

Now here's the cinch: OP's wording of "able to bear children" threw a lot of people off track. It's not that the male cat could birth kittens himself, it's that the male calico cat can reproduce at all! Typically, due to the chromosomal abnormality, male calico cats are sterile. But this one is an outlier as he could sire kittens and has clearly produced healthy offspring, which is incredibly rare. That's why the cat competition people were losing it.