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Japanese Bobtail is a domestic cat breed with an uncommon ‘bobbed’ tail very similar to a rabbit’s tail. The change is innate to Japan and Southeast Asia, however, it is now found all over the world. The breed has been recognized in Japan for the periods, and it often looks in traditional legends and arts. As in various other breeds, Japanese Bobtails may have virtually any color (prepared in any design). Mostly white calicoes are particularly chosen by the Japanese & cat fanciers, and intensely characterized in folklore, however, other patterns are also acknowledged by breed standards. Personality The breed is good for families. Due to their demonstrative nature, they make fantastic pets for the children. They like to interconnect with the public using their soft chirpy noises. The breed is very smart and excited about water. This breed is famous for its lively conduct; they are always full of vigor and mischief. Lifespan The average lifespan of Japanese Bobtail is expected to be

The American Bobtail is a rare breed of “Domestic Cat” that was first introduced in the late 1960s. It is very distinguished for its short "bobbed" tail about 1/3 to 1/2 the length of a standard cat's tail. This is the consequence of a cat body-type hereditary alteration disturbing the tail growth, very similar to a Manx cat. The breed is distinct to the Japanese Bobtail regardless of the similar name and body type; the breeding programs are completely dissimilar, and the genetic mutation causing the nodded tail is known to be dissimilar because the mutation producing the American Bobtail's tail is dominant, while the Japanese Bobtail tail mutation is receding. The American Bobtail is a very strong breed, with both short and long furry coats. The coat of the breed is hairy rather than solid or fleecy. The bread may have of any color of eyes and coat, with a strong prominence on the "wild" tabby look in show-animals. Appearance American Bobtails need 2 to 3 y

Abyssinian is a domestic cat, short hair breed with a unique ‘ticked’ tabby coat, in which separate hairs are stripy with diverse colors. The breed is called as Abyssinia (now called “Ethiopia”), where it is supposed to have been bred. Appearance Abyssinian is a slim, fine-boned, and standard sized cat breed. The head is reasonably wedge-shaped with a small disruption at the muzzle, and nose and chin preferably creating a conventional vertical line when watched in a profile. They have attentive, comparatively large piercing ears. The particularly animated eyes are almond-shaped with gold, green, hazel or copper color; depending on the coat color. The legs should be long in proportion to the elegant body, with small elliptical paws; the tail is similarly long and narrow. Coat and Colors Abyssinian kittens born with dark coats which slowly lighten as they get matured, generally after a few months. The coat of young cat should not be extremely short and is perfectly fine, thick and close-

Scarlet Macaw (Ara Macao) is a big American parrot often found in central and southern areas of America with different colors like red, yellow, and blue. It is the member of a big family of Neotropical parrots which are called “Macaws”. Scarlet Macaw is native to moist evergreen forestry of central & southern areas of America. Scarlet Macaw has suffered local extinction in its native areas due to the destruction of habitation and imprisonment for subsequent trade. But in other areas from north to southern Tamaulipas, Scarlet Macaw remained very famous. Now on the island of Coiba, Scarlet Macaw can also be found. Scarlet Macaw is the National Bird of Honduras . Comparative to blue and gold macaw, Scarlet Macaw is a very famous bird in aviculture for its attractive feathers. Size Scarlet Macaw is around 32 inches (81 cm) long. More than half of the size of all macaws consists of a typical tail. Scarlet Macaw has a bigger tail than other large macaws. The normal weight is around 2.2 l