Spiritually speaking, if one species cannot evolve into another....?

Question

...then why does this cat have wings?

Answer 1

First clue: Fox News  ("we report, you decide" ? LOL)

Answer 2

I'll go with this quote:

"Cats with wings can be explained through several scientific explanations, including leg deformities, huge mats of hair or a condition known as feline cutaneous asthenia or FCA, which causes the cat’s skin to grow in heavy folds on its back or shoulders, online magazine Cryptozoology reported."

Answer 3

I'm all for evolution but i don't believe a word that comes out of fox news..

Answer 4

I like the answer they gave in the article:

One cat owner, identified only as Feng, claimed her pet’s wings were the result of stress from too many females desiring to mate with him, the Mail reported.

LOL, oy, I can see many males of various species wishing for that problem, LOL

Answer 5

This is a very common occurrence. Those are not actually wings, but fur outgrowths.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Winged_cat

Answer 6

It could be a reabsorbed twin. It happens, if this is real. It couldn't just sprout them though.

Answer 7

There are still too many species that exist but are not yet discovered by scientists.  

Answer 8

You must have missed the last paragraph:

Cats with wings can be explained through several scientific explanations, including leg deformities, huge mats of hair or a condition known as feline cutaneous asthenia or FCA, which causes the cat’s skin to grow in heavy folds on its back or shoulders, online magazine Cryptozoology reported.

They aren't technically wings!

Answer 9

What does evolution have to do with spirituality, my friend???

Looks more like they're holding up the pudge from a fat tabby LOL.

Answer 10

That is just funky.

ADD: Actually, it has been proven that cats not only land on their feet, but their chances of walking away from a fall with only minor injuries actually INCREASES if the fall is 2 stories or more.

Less than 2 stories and the cat is still accelerating and has not flattened out to create drag.

Answer 11

Interesting Lime Kitty. The wings would have to be passed on to its progeny. The wing is not positioned properly for flight or gliding. But the flaps may be perfect for wind resistance and ground effects when running 100 miles an hour.

Later addition.

I missed the two headed snake?!?!?!?

Answer 12

LOL!

Aerial Assault Atheati!

Answer 13

He's an Angel Kitty!

(Some Nephilim were REALLY into Cats!)

Answer 14

As if bird c**p on my car wasn't bad enough.

Answer 15

That cat is "Angelic"

Answer 16

What a beautiful kitty.  I wonder if his father was his mother's brother?

Answer 17

It used to be fins, My Liege

It has a blueprint of Catfish written all over

Answer 18

great.. now cats are birds, as the bats are...

Answer 19

  Look,s  like a hand full of hair to me.

Answer 20

Did you read the story?

"Cats with wings can be explained through several scientific explanations, including leg deformities, huge mats of hair or a condition known as feline cutaneous asthenia or FCA, which causes the cat’s skin to grow in heavy folds on its back or shoulders, online magazine Cryptozoology reported."

What a pimp, though....he was stressed from all the females trying to mate with him!

Answer 21

No feathers and the scientist call this extra extremities. They won't even call it evolution.

GOD BLESS

Nice try.

Answer 22

oh wow,　I wanna see this kitty fly.

Answer 23

they should change it from FOX NEWS

to

FOX "NEWS"

Answer 24

Because they are not actual wings.

Read the end of the article

Cats with wings can be explained through several scientific explanations, including leg deformities, huge mats of hair or a condition known as feline cutaneous asthenia or FCA, which causes the cat’s skin to grow in heavy folds on its back or shoulders, online magazine Cryptozoology reported.

This is nonsense. It is a deformity not a actual wing with bones that will actually flap. Its this kind of nonsense that turns people away from believing in evolution.

People with intelligence can see the difference. I had a cat who had thick tuffs of hair but they were in no way wings.

I am surprised that no one has used the two headed snake that was shown and claim this is evolution of it growing into a new species.

Answer 25

Read the article... -.-

"Cats with wings can be explained through several scientific explanations, including leg deformities, huge mats of hair or a condition known as feline cutaneous asthenia or FCA, which causes the cat’s skin to grow in heavy folds on its back or shoulders, online magazine Cryptozoology reported."