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There are many breeds of tabby cats. This is because they have a great evolutionary advantage. They are much better at camouflaging and hiding both from their predators and their prey. Do you Want to Know 10 breeds of cats that look like tigers? We will show them to you in this video by an animal expert. First, the American Bobtail. This is one of the best known breeds of tabby cats, mainly due to its small tail. They can have semi long or short hair with different patterns and colors. However, those with tabby, striped, mottled or marbled patterns that give them a wild appearance are very popular. Second, the Tiger if there is a breed of cat that looks like a tiger, it is the tiger or toy tiger. This cat has patterns and colors identical to those of the largest felines in the world. This is due to careful selection that took place place in California at the end of the 20th century. Breeders cross the Bengal cat with gray cats achieving vertical stripes on the body and circular stripes on the head on a bright orange background. 3. Pixie Bob this cat was bred in the United states during the 80s. This resulted in a medium sized feline with a very short tail that can have short or long hair. It is always brown in color and covered with small faded dark spots. Its throat and belly are wider and it can have black tufts on the tips of its ears like lynxes. 4. European cat the European cat is one of the best known tabby breeds. It can have many patterns and colors, but the tabby is the most common. Unlike other types of cats, the wild appearance of the European cat has not been selected but rather arose spontaneously. Find out more about this breed in the video that we have included in the card. 5. Manx this breed emerged as a result of the arrival of the European cat to the Isle of Man. There the mutation appeared that caused it to lose its tail and turned it into a very popular cat. Like its ancestors, it can be of various colors and have varied patterns. However, the tabby is the most common. 6. OCAT Although it is called tabby, the ocelot or ocelot cat looks much more like the leopard. Although it began accidentally, its breeder wanted to obtain a breed with a wild appearance. Starting with a spotted cat from the Yucatan Peninsula, American Virginia daily continued crossing the breeds to obtain a spotted cat with dark spots on a light background. 7. Soaked cat this is a feline native to the Araguo Sukokay national park in Kenya. Although it comes from the domestic cats that inhabited its populations there, they have adapted to life in the wild where they have acquired a unique coloration. The Sukoke cat has a black marbled pattern on a light background that has allowed it to camouflage itself better in the jungle. 8. Bengal Cat this is a hybrid between the domestic cat and the leopard cat, a type of wild feline from Southeast Asia. Its appearance is very similar to that of its wild relative, with brown spots surrounded by black lines on a lighter background. If you want to know more about the Bengal cat, don't miss the video we've left for you above. 9. American Shorthair the American shorthair cat is native to North America, although it comes from European cats that traveled with settlers. These felines can have very diverse patterns, but more than 70% are tabby cats. The most common pattern is marbled with very varied colors such as brown, black, blue, silver, cream or red. 10. Egyptian Mao Although there are still doubts about its origin, it is believed that this breed comes from the same cats that were revered in ancient Egypt. This feline arrived in Europe and the United States in the middle of the last century when it surprised everyone with its pattern of dark stripes and spots on a gray, bronze or silver background. If you want to continue learning about other cat breeds, check out the playlist we've left for you here on the side. Tell us, does your cat have stripes or spots? Until next time, expert.