How can you tell the difference between a wild cat and a stray cat?

Answer 1

Actually... there is such a breed as a Bengal cat... It's a cross between the Asian leopard cat and the Domestic house cat. This new breed is very new, my sources have said they started somewhere in the 1970-1980's.

Bengal cats are Confident, Smart (they can learn tricks and rules better then a regular house cat... but only if they want to!) They have a penchant for water (if i leave the bathroom door open during my showers my Bengal will hop right in!) and they are more adventurous then your average cat. They also bond to their owners, they love to be lap cats, and they love to cuddle under the blankets right up next, or on top of you. They do not accept change well (at all). They can jump very high and can run much faster than a normal house cat.

There are 3 different patterns for their fur... Spotted and dark (like a leopard), spotted and light like a snow leopard or marbled (... like... marble. haha also dark) The females are about the size of a regular cat (usually skinnier and with toned muscles) The males are commonly a bit bigger then your average cat.

old AnswerAre you talking about a BENGAL Cat?? I don't know of any breed called a bangle. And to tell the difference between cats you would need to specify what wild cat you are comparing to and then I could give you some pointers. For example, the difference between a BENGAL and a LION is about 250 pounds.

I had used to have 2 Bengal cats, a male and a female, male: spotted Female: marbled but now i only have the female and she is quite the hunter, once she ripped the face off a baby rabbit, so if you have a weak stomach, i do not suggest getting a Bengal cat.

Answer 2

The term "regular tiger" implies that there is a "main" sub-species of tiger. This is not really the case. The Bengal tiger is the second largest sub-species, with weights ranging up to 600 pounds. Other sub-species are the Siberian (Amur), Sumatran, Malayan, Northern Indochinese, and South China tigers. There are some variations in size, stripe pattern, etc., but the general look and other characteristics are very similar of a large striped cat, very powerfully built.

Answer 3

There is no "normal tiger." The Bengal tiger is only one of six sub-species of tiger left in the wild. It is probably one of the most common as well.

Answer 4

A Bengal cat is slightly larger then your average cat. A Bengal cat has more pronounced markings then a regular cat

Answer 5

the male tiger has the stripes going diaagnally and the female stripes go straight down.

Answer 6

One can tell Bengal kittens from other kinds by looking at their fur patterns. Bengals have brown spots outlined with black fur all over their bodies.

Answer 7

There is no such thing as a "regular" tiger. The Bengal is considered the typical tiger, but there are six subspecies of tiger, varying mainly in size, width and numbers of stripes.

Answer 8

uh, the way it looks i guess.