Part of the reason they're so vocal is thought to be due to their proximity to the wild: Bengal cats aren't as far-removed from their "wild" ancestors as traditional house cats are (though they're ...

The Bengal cat may be a domestic cat, but its origins are as wild as can be — the breed was developed in the 1960s and 1970s ...

Bengals were officially recognized as a new breed by TICA in 1986 and are the only domestic cats that can have rosettes like ...

Seventy Bengal cats and kittens have been rescued from a single house. The cats, including 42 kittens, were rescued from a house in Runcorn, Cheshire, on 28 February after a breeder sent them from ...

Developed in the 1980s by breeder Judy Sugden, it was inspired by the Bengal breed — a wild-looking domestic cat pioneered by Sugden's mother, Jean Mill. Building on her mother's legacy ...