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	Bengal cat -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The closer the cat is to their Asian Leopard ancestors, the larger it is likely to be.
		Kittens from an Asian Leopard Cat (crossed with a Bengal cat or domestic cat) would be called F1 Bengal cats, their offspring would then be called F2 Bengals and so on.
		Additionally, Bengal cats are very intelligent and curious, and so are particularly interactive with their human housemates, wanting to be in the middle of whatever the human is engaged in, and often following the human around the house as household chores are performed.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/b/be/bengal_cat.htm (501 words)

	Bengal Cats (bred from the wild Asian Leopard Cat) that look like small leopards but are domestic and loving! The ...
		The wild leopard cat, while still quite numerous, is being forced to live in ever smaller areas due to growing human population and land development encroaching upon their natural habitats.
		Almost all leopard cats have 4 striped bands that run from their foreheads to behind their necks, ringed tails with fl tips, fl spots on white bellies, and distinctive, rosetted spots on pelts that vary from tawny brown, golden, grey, to bright orange-red backgrounds, with the spots being usually chocolate brown to fl.
		Leopard cats are not naturally aggressive animals; in fact, they are slightly shy and highly intelligent.
	www.hdw-inc.com /ourcats.htm (770 words)

	Asian Leopard
		Of the small cats the leopard cat is probably one of the most common and widespread, occurring throughout much of southern and eastern Asia, including the Philippines and Indonesia.
		The Asian leopard cat has evolved as an efficient little predator that occupies a special niche wherein it lives and reproduces in what is often a hostile world.
		How ever there has also been stories of leopard cats, bottle raised from birth, that revert to their wild and shy temperaments upon maturity, to realize that they are not an easily domesticated animal.
	kitkatzcattery.tripod.com /asianleopardcat.html (735 words)

	The Asian Leopard Cat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Leopard cats are small wild cats found throughout much of southern and eastern Asia.
		Leopard cats are not big, they range from 5 lbs.
		The leopard cat head is small compared to the rest of the body, with small rounded ears.
	www.geocities.com /RainForest/Andes/4561/asian.htm (228 words)

	The Asian Leopard Cat - The Bengal Cat's wild ancestor
		The cats’ beautiful markings, which have in many ways been their downfall by attracting the attention of the fur trade, are striking and show some variation between individuals.
		Asian Leopard Cats are generally solitary and nocturnal in behaviour and prefer brush and forest as their habitat.
		Bengal cats are the descendants of a cross between the Asian Leopard Cat and a domestic cat, originally Egyptian Maus, Abyssians or Ocicats.
	www.bengalcat.co.uk /pet/alc (912 words)

	Enchanted Tails Bengal Cats - The Asian Leopard Cat
		The cats living in the cooler climates tend to be larger and lighter in color.
		Leopard Cats usually have four stripes running from the forehead to behind the neck.
		Leopard Cats are one of the most common and widely distributed wild cats of Southern Asia.
	www.enchanted-tails.com /AsianLeopardCat.htm (655 words)

	Lioncrusher's Domain -- Felidae
		Cats have sharp backwards facing barbs on their penis that are used to stimulate ovulation, as female cats are induced ovulators, meaning they will not ovulate before mating.
		Cats are, with the exception of the lion, solitary creatures.
		Cats, being carnivores, have their eyes located on the very front of their face, which allows depth perception, and accuracy, both of which are very important in hunting.
	www.lioncrusher.com /family.asp?family=Felidae (4231 words)

	The Asian Leopard Cat (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The Bengal cat is a hybrid, descendant from crosses with Asian Leopard Cat (Prionailurus bengalensis or Felis bengalensis) and domestic cat (Felis catus).
		Leopard cats tend to be yellowish-brown in the tropics and greyish-brown in the northern parts of their range.
		The leopard cat’s pelt is dotted with dark spots which sometimes are solid, sometimes rosettes.
	www.bungalowbengals.com /theasianleopardcat.html (406 words)

	IndiaInk Bengals - bengal, bengal cat, bengal kittens, asian leopard cat, bengalcat, catbreeders, sorrell bengal, snow ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The Bengal Cat is a distinct, unique breed of spotted domestic cat derived from the ancestral crossing of a domestic with an Asian Leopard Cat.
		The brown spotted tabbies (leopard spotted) have dark spots on a lighter ground color ranging from gray or tawny thru sorrel to golden and very rufus (bright orange) and on to a rich mahogony.
		NOTE: The Asian Leopard Cat is considered a brown spotted tabby in the fancy and ranges somewhat in color.
	www.indiainkbengals.com /history.htm (806 words)

	CATS AND CAT CARE - 1940s - 1960s
		The cat on the hearth is a symbol of homeliness.
		Cox-Ife did not approve of claw-clipping since "a cat’s claws are its natural means of defence and in addition are used to stretch the muscles of its legs, an action that is mis-called claw sharpening." In her opinion, it was cruel to hamper this activity by clipping the claws.
		Cats have an unfortunate habit of "sharpening" their claws on any article of furniture which attracts their fancy, but this bad habit is much less in evidence when the animal can go outside and make use of a tree trunk.
	www.messybeast.com /retro.htm (18411 words)

	Leopard Cat
		This is perfectly illustrated with the so called Iriomote Cat, which many believe should classified as a sub-species of leopard cat as Prionailurus bengalensis iriomotensis, whilst others place it as a separate species in the genus Prionailurus.
		Broadly speaking the leopard cat is a little larger than a big domestic cat and has a base fur colour that ranges from yellow/brown to grey/brown, found mostly in the north of its range.
		In varying intensity, depending on the sub-species the leopard cat is covered with medium to large dark brown to fl spots which often coalesce into solid stripes on the top of the back and thin stripe markings on the top and side of the head.
	dspace.dial.pipex.com /agarman/bco/lepcat.htm (444 words)

	The Asian Leopard Cat
		The Asian Leopards are one of the smartest types of felines and have a great love of water.
		The Leopards live in the forests, ranging from China, to India, to Asia, Borneo, Indonesia, and the Philippines despite their name being the Asian leopard.
		It is necessary to remember that these cats are still wild and that they are carnivores, so they are still dangerous as they could go after small children or other pets, thinking them to be food.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/rainforest_destruction/71932 (476 words)

	Asian Leopard Cat Ancestory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The Asian Leopard Cat (ALC) is a small (6-12 pounds) feral cat found in Asia, primarily in South East Asia.
		This wild cat is hunted extensively for his fur, and over 200,000 were killed in 1994 for their skins.
		Asian Leopard cats (including F1 & F2 generation Bengals) may not be house-trained and need knowledgeable owners.
	www.leehedges.com /bengals/alc.html (274 words)

	The History of the Bengal Breed (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Bengal Cats were first exhibited in shows in 1985, in the new breed and color division.
		Crossing the domestic cat to the Asian Leopard Cat allows the lover of the exotic to own a fully domestic cat with the look of an exotic.
		Until 1960 there are no records of anyone in the United States breeding the Leopard Cat to domestic cats, and then, it was not until the 1970's that any effort was made to create the Bengal breed.
	www.exoticbengals.com /history.htm (234 words)

	Norcastle Bengals Home page - Breeders of Bengal Cats in the UK
		This glitter is visible in most bengal cats when the sun strikes their coats but in some bengal cats (including Titan above), golden glitter can be seen even on a dull day.
		Each generation of Bengal cats is numbered with an "F" number according to the number of generations away from the closest Asian Leopard Cat in their pedigree.
		Asian Leopard cats or F1 and F2 Bengal cats may not be house-trained and need knowledgeable owners.
	www.norcastle.co.uk (634 words)

	Bengal cats and kittens (Asian leopard cat and a domestic cat hybrid) at Select Exotics Cattery
		The first documented hybridization in North America between the Asian leopard cat and a domestic cat was in the 1970's.
		However, it was the mid-1980's in which there was a concerted effort to produce a breed of cat mimicking the appearance of the Asian leopard with a domestic personality.
		After years of hard work, a breed of cat has emerged with a strikingly wild appearance that is combined with a domestic temperament.
	www.savannahcatbreed.com /bengals.shtml (225 words)

	DonaMae Cattery Bengal Information Home Page Phoenix Az (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		The Bengal cat was originally christened the "leopardette" and referred to by some authors as the "Bengali." It originated from a cross between a wild Asian Leopard Cat (felis bengalensis) and a domestic cat.
		As before, it was her aim to combine the markings of a wild Leopard Cat with the friendly temperament of a tame domestic cat.
		According to the Cat World Encyclopedia by Morris, in the early 1990's some were imported into Britain, where their value was put at 2,500 lbs, or about 3,750 dollars each, making them the most expensive domestic cats in the country at that time.
	www.donamae.com /bengals/information.htm (721 words)

	Leopard Cat Photos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		In the Spring of 2000 the Leopard Cats moved into their new 1000 square foot Cat-A-Tat with it's bushes, trees and underground dens.
		He arrived with a missing ear and was crippled because of a cat fight, but he has since blossomed into a remarkably beautiful cat despite his defects.
		These cats are emotionally confused and often are born with life threatening defects.
	www.bigcatrescue.org /leopard_cat_photos.htm (520 words)

	jumanji page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Nursing female Asian Leopard Cats defending their nests were shot for their pelts, and the cubs were shipped off to pet stores worldwide.
		Unsuspecting cat lovers bought them, unaware of the danger, their unpleasant elimination habits and the unsuitability of keeping wild cats as pets.
		The Leopard Cat, (Felis Bengalensis), is a domestic-cat-sized inhabitant of Southern Asia and is thought to be one of the closest of the modern undomesticated cat species to the ancient common ancestor of the cat family.
	www.jumanjibengals.com (467 words)

	Cats
		The Bengal breed originated from a cross between a domestic cat and the wild Asian Leopard Cat, comparable to the Ocelot.
		Bred for temperament as well as beauty, Bengal cats are small replicas of their wild ancestors, but have loving dependable personalities (and love water).
		It is my goal that my cats' beauty and reflection of the wild Asian Leopard Cat, along with their loving, affectionate, and playful personality will totally enchant you, bringing you more love and joy than you have ever experienced before.
	www.idkpress.com /New/Cats.html (750 words)

	Bengal Cats and Kittens-home
		The Bengal cat derives its name from the wild Asian Leopard Cat Felis Bengalensis.
		After breeding the inherent appearance of the wild cat with certain pedigreed domestics the Bengal was achieved.
		The fascination with water is seen in the Bengal behavior as the Asian Leopard Cat hunted for food in the water.
	www.bengalkitties.com (354 words)

	Mystre's Bengals - Asian Leopard Cat
		Then through the livingroom where there are several cat tunnels including a 3-way one, across the couch and loveseat (that of course is a detached pillowback), knocking pillows everywhich way.
		Then up the 8' cat tree, the two with claws climb, the one without, jumps from level to level, up to the loft.
		He has also fallen off the top of the 8' cat tree when they were playing king of the mountain.
	www.mystre.com /activebengals.htm (1961 words)

	Nodngait Bengals
		The Bengal is an exciting and relatively a new cat breed that is growing with several cat registries.
		The Bengal cat is a unique breed of spotted domestic cat derived from the ancestral cross of various domestic cats and the Asian Leopard Cat.
		Bengal cats are generally large-boned with males weighing between 10 -18 pounds and females being slightly smaller.
	www.nodngait.com (703 words)

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		Bengal Cats and Bengal Kittens from Tejas Bengal Cats.
		Savannahs are a new breed of cat developed from the African Serval.
	www.tejascats.com (425 words)

	Amazon.com: Legacy of the Cat: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		After a short history of the domesticated cat and a detailed explanation of feline genetics, Stephens takes readers into the world of the 37 breeds of cats recognized at professional shows.
		This comprehensive volume chronicles the fascinating evolutionary history of wild and domesticated cats worldwide, including an extensive explanation of feline genetics and the hereditary processes and combinations that determine fur color and patterns in the different breeds.
		Whether you are a cat's companion or cats' judge, you will find photography that is unparalleled in its ability to capture the essence of each pedigreed breed.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0811829103?v=glance (1734 words)

	The Bengal Rescue Network's Main Site
		All of its members are active Bengal cat enthusiasts who truly care about these cats' health, welfare and happiness.
		We hope to ensure that NO Bengal cat roams the streets, goes hungry, sleeps in the cold, requires attention, lacks affection or remains alone to face an uncertain future.
		As a potential person to adopt a cat in need, there are some things for you to consider.
	www.geocities.com /Petsburgh/Yard/4614 (296 words)

	Killer cat terrorises suburbia \| the Daily Mail
		Kofi the cat moved to Aylward Road, Merton Park, in south London, about four years ago, and neighbours say their pets have not been the same since.
		In an effort to curb the behaviour of their Bengal cat, a breed developed from crossing the Asian leopard cat with the domestic cat, Kofi has been fed sedatives and put on a special diet, and attempts have been made to keep him inside.
		Another neighbour, Peter Gunn, reportedly said his two cats were so traumatised by the attacks that one, Lollipop, had to be put down and the second, Vinny, ran away.
	www.dailymail.co.uk /pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=330620&in_page_id=1770 (477 words)

	Bengal Cats and Kittens of SkyeHi
		Often referred to as a "lap leopard" the Bengal was derived from early cross breeding of an Asian Leopard Cat and a domestic short haired tabby.
		The original off spring of these early crossings were used as foundation cats and were the beginning of the Bengal of today, which is to be four generations removed from the ALC to be considered a domestic.
		These forth generation cats and there off spring can be registered and shown with TICA (The International Cat Association), ACFA (American Cat Fanciers Association),UFO (United Feline Organization) and a few other Cat Associations.
	www.angelfire.com /wa/bengals (349 words)

	IndiaInk Bengals - bengal, bengal cat, bengal kittens, asian leopard cat, bengalcat, catbreeders, sorrell bengal, snow ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
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		I retired all of my other cats and these are all new ones.
		This is an Asian leopard cat--- Various cats were bred with the ALC to create the Bengal cat.
	www.indiainkbengals.com /gallery.htm (282 words)

	CBBC Newsround \| UK \| Rare kittens worth £80,000 each
		The cats have a Bengal Cat for a mother and an Asian Leopard Cat as a dad, which makes them one step away from being wild, and very rare.
		Bengal kittens that are several generations from being wild normally sell for hundreds of pounds each.
		The seven-week-old kittens' dad, Apollo, is one of only five leopard cats in the world which can breed to make Bengal cats.
	news.bbc.co.uk /go/newsFeedXML/moreover/-/cbbcnews/hi/newsid_4140000/newsid_4149100/4149121.stm (147 words)

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