Bengal Cats

Bengal cats are a breed of domestic cat that originated in the Indian subcontinent. They are known for their spotted coat, which is created by a genetic mutation.

Bengal cats are one of the most popular breeds of domestic cats in the world. They have been around for centuries and have been used as pets since ancient times. Bengal cats were first bred in British India, where they were called “Indian Shorthair” or “Indian Shorthair Domestic Shorthair”.

Bengal cats are known for their spotted coat, which is created by a genetic mutation. The gene responsible for this mutation is called “Agouti” and it produces two types of fur: one with dark spots on a lighter background and another with light spots on a darker background.