Scottish Folds have naturally folded ears, giving them an owl-like look. It's caused by a genetic mutation.
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The Sphynx cat is known for its hairless body, velvety skin, and extra warmth—great for allergy-prone owners!
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Selkirk Rex cats have plush, curly fur. Their coat texture resembles a teddy bear’s—super rare and huggable!
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Bengals display a glittering effect in their fur, thanks to their unique hair structure. A shimmering beauty!
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Munchkin cats have unusually short legs due to a genetic mutation, but they’re energetic and playful.
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The Singapura breed boasts large, wide-set eyes and a petite frame—one of the tiniest and rarest cat breeds.
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Some cats, especially Maine Coons, are polydactyl—born with extra toes! It makes their paws look like mittens.
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The Chausie resembles a jungle cat with its wild, athletic build but is loyal and social at home.
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