Brown - or more officially
"Brown Spotted Tabby" |
This is the classic "leopard" look.
Here is a baby, who looks like he stepped right out of the jungle, but he
is an absolute love.
Eye color can be gold/copper/green.
The name of this color It is not very descriptive, however, because
it covers a tremendous range of colors from a light golden-reddish to a
almost black.
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"Snow Leopards in Silver"
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A "snow Leopard" look.
The background color is white.
A silver cats eyes can be gold or
green.
Silver snows are also becoming more common. |
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"Snow Leopard"
There are 3 official colors.
Seal Lynx Point; Seal Mink; and Seal Sepia. |
Also a "snow Leopard" look.
The background color is a creamy white.
Seal Lynx's have bright blue eyes; Seal
Minks usually have a turquoise color; Seal
Sepias can be gold or
green.
Baby Seal Lynx's are often solid white until their spots come in. |
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Patterns:
Bengals come in "Spotted"
or "Marble.
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Spotted Pattern
("spotted" can be solid spots or open
"rosettes")
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Classic "leopard" Look.
Dark spots or "rosettes" on a
lighter background.
Babies may have solid spots that may "rosette" later. But
look at this baby>>>
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Marble Pattern |
Swirly pattern that resembles a "clouded leopard".
Cut open a marble cake, and you have the idea.
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