Bengal Cat Halloween eCards

The Bengal Cat breed resulted from an effort to combine the markings of a wild Leopard Cat (Felis bengalensis) with the temperament of the domestic cat (Felis catus). Although wild/domestic crosses have occurred sporadically in the wild for hundreds of years, a geneticist working in the United States attempted the first deliberate effort in 1963. A female Leopard Cat and a male domestic cat were deliberately crossbred, producing a varied litter. One of the littered kittens was then mated with her father, which in turn produced a spotted litter and solid kittens.

If you like these eCard photos you can get them as free screensavers, free computer jigsaw puzzles and free desktop wallpapers by visiting our main website at www.FunAnimalCards.com and going to the link for the item you want.

You can even purchase 5"x7" greeting cards and 4"x6" postcards of these photos, however, the frames will be different. They are available as photograph prints without any decorative frames on the photos as well.

These wildlife photos were taken by La Wanna Jones. Photographer's websites are as follows:
www.FunAnimalCards.com
www.Return2eden.org
www.ZooFun4u.com
www.CafePress.com/NatureByDesign/