That is not at all true. There are often cats born with one eye, or no opening for their eyes.
You only tend to see cats where the eyes line up with the holes in their skin. Thats because they are out having a good time. Its a basic concept of something called "the Theory of Evolution" which I dont really expect you to know anything about.
But be assured that the holes do not always line up with the eyes even if those other cats dont come out to play.
You owe me multiple ThankYou's.
Gandalf Parker
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WOW this reminds me of the Usenet Oracle / Internet Oracle from the early days.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Oracle
Re: Why are the holes in cats fur always in the right places for their eyes?
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