The Bengal breed originates as a hybrid resulting from crossing an Asian Leopard Cat (Felis Bengalenis) with a domestic cat.  The ALC is a small cat weighing from 6 -12 lbs.  It is a non-aggressive cat who would rather flee than fight.  The first three generations of a domestic Bengal x Leopard cat are called foundations.  The fourth and beyond generations are called Bengals or "SBT" Stud Book Traditional. 

The Bengal cats are a one family cat and are very loving.  Bengal cats are affectionate and will purr zealously.  They eat the same as domestic cats. however they love raw meat and cooked chicken.  They use a litterbox, and they love to climb to high places.

Bengal cats have beautiful fur like pelts on their long bodies with different patterns such as rosettes, spots and marbles.  They also come in different colors.  Some have glittered coats as if gold dust were sprinkled over them.  Their large eyes are alert and they are very curious.  The Bengal kitten/cat makes a great family pet.  They get along great with their family as well with the family dog.

What does the Bengal cat look like in the fuzzy stage?

Same cat as a kitten in fuzzy stage and as an adult out of Fuzzy stage pictured.