Maine Coon

According to legend, the Maine Coon is the result of the mating of a wild cat and a raccoon, a genetic impossibility imagined because the coat and tail of the breed resemble those of the raccoon.

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Manx

This cat’s name is derived from its native Isle of Man, off the coast of Ireland. These cats, described in China, Japan, Malaysia, and Russia, were once thought to be from the Far East.

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Munchkin

In 1991 in New York’s Madison Square Garden, a strange cat with short legs was shown. It was nicknamed the “Dachshund cat” or “Basset cat.” Already by the 1930s, cats of the same type were reported in England but forgotten during World War II. A specimen was described in Stalingrad in 1853.

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