Bengal cats are house cats that look like jungle cats. They have wild markings such as spots, marble, and rosettes. They come in a variety of colors, all equally stunning.

Bengals were first created by breeding an Asian leopard cat with a domestic shorthair cat. Today, Bengals are bred with one another and not with leopard cats. The name Bengal comes from the scientific name for the Asian leopard cat, Prionailurus Bengalensis.

They are a very interesting breed that is intelligent, athletic, and active. They're known to like water. They can learn tricks and like to play fetch.

The International Cat Association (TICA) recognized Bengals as a Championship Breed in 1991.

The TICA judges in this video are Clint Knapp, Rene Knapp, Alberto Leal, Rob Seliskar, and Angela Sherzer. This cat show was held in Largo, Florida on August 19 and 20, 2017.

https://www.tica.org/catbreeds/item/184

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