There are some distinct differences between male and female cats in appearance. First of all, from the physiological point of view, the distance between the ** of female cats and the urethral opening is relatively short, while that of male cats is longer. This difference is due to their differences in the physiological characteristics of their sexes. 
Also, the *** of a female cat is in the shape of a drop of water and is not completely round, while the *** of a male cat is round. This difference is already evident in the kitten age, so by observing the *** shape of the kitten, it is possible to preliminarily judge its sex. In addition to the differences in physical characteristics, male and female cats also differ in personality. Male cats are usually more enthusiastic, energetic, have a need for exercise, are curious, and are willing to explore, so they can sometimes appear a little mischievous. They like to interact with their owners and ask them to play with them, but they can also become docile and clingy after being neutered. 
In contrast, female cats are quieter, calmer, like to bask in the sun, sleep, have a very close relationship with their owners, and are clingy little goblins. They like to be coquettish, to kiss and hug and hold high, emotional, and occasionally have small emotions. In terms of personality, female cats are usually more timid and cautious than male cats and are less adaptable to their environment. 
In short, by observing *** characteristics and personality characteristics, male cats and female cats can be distinguished more accurately. Whether it is a male cat or a female cat, they are good companions for humans, and we should respect their gender characteristics and personality traits and give them proper love and care.