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Scottish Folds came about from a genetic mutation in the 1960s. They have distinct round heads and bodies with the characteristic trait of folded ears. It’s adorable and disconcerting since most cats’ ears go down when upset.
Bombay is a rare breed of black cat that gets its name from a former city in India that is now called Mumbai. To create them, breeders mix a sable Burmese cat with a black American Shorthair to get that sleek, glossy appearance. Their nose and paw pads are also black, and have gorgeous green eyes .
Kurilian Bobtails are incredibly cute with their short, pointy ears. They can have short or long hair and have solid colors or blends like calico and tabby. Their signature pom-pom tail is less than five inches long. The breed developed naturally on remote islands in Russia, is laidback, and loves to cuddle.
Ragdolls have semi-long hair and look similar in shading to Burmese cats. The first Ragdoll originated from breeding cats with a long-haired white domestic cat. They usually have a light or white coat, while their limbs, ears, face, and tail are darker and blue eyes.
Manx cats have short stubby tails, round heads, and eyes like the Kurilian Bobtail. Originating on the Isle of Man, the Manx cat’s front legs are shorter than their back. As such, their rounded rear end is higher than their shoulders. They can have different eye colors, coat colors, and shading.
The Bengal cat’s resemblance to a leopard is apparent and gorgeous. Everything about them is long; long bodies and tails. Also, like the Manx cat, their front legs are longer than the back. Bengal cats originate from breeding domestic cats with Asian leopards.