This book examines the savannah cat, a cross between an African serval and a domestic cat. The African serval's habitat, body features, and diet are discussed. Also mentioned are the common house cats used to breed savannah cats. These include Bengal cats, Oriental shorthairs, ocicats, and Egyptian maus. The savannah cat's history and reproduction are discussed as well as this hybrid's coat characteristics and color. Readers will explore the savannah cat's size, behavior, and character. Finally, readers will learn a few tips for caring for this rare and beautiful hybrid. Full-color photos accompany engaging, easy-to-read text. Extras include an index and a glossary. Checkerboard Library is an imprint of ABDO Publishing Company. Glossary of key words Reviewed Table of contents These trendy cats look like a wildcat but have a domestic cat's personality. In this series, readers will meet the designer cat that looks like a miniature tiger, and discover which hybrid has a jungle cat parent. Domestic cats have 38 chromosomes, but one designer cat has only 37. This series reveals which one that is! Readers will also learn if a designer cat is right for them and how to care for it. Full-color photos and easy-to-read text make an encounter with designer cats an exciting adventure!

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