The 15 Most Expensive Cat Breeds | Wonderful Animal World | WAW

Cats have stolen people’s hearts everywhere for being independent, affectionate, playful, and adorable. Many perfect feline companions can be found at local shelters and rescues for free or very small costs. But for some people, there’s one particular cat breed they’ve just got to have, with a certain personality and look. An expensive cat is a worthy investment for that special pedigree. If you liked this video, share the link to it with your friends and don't forget to like it please

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00:06 Beautiful Scottish Fold silver tabby lying down. They have round faces and big round eyes, and their folded ears make them appear even rounder. In fact, they’re often compared to teddy bears or owls.
00:25 An American Curl cat lying on a shimmery brown background. They’re often described as kitten-like, as they maintain their youthful, playful temperaments throughout their lives.
00:42 The British Shorthair is one of the world’s oldest cat breeds. Experts think that the feline is descended from cats imported to Rome from ancient Egypt.
00:53 Russian blues are known for their thick, gorgeous blue-gray coat and bright eyes. These cats are sweet, loyal, and cautious animals who love having a routine.
01:07 Maine coons are highly intelligent pets, and they can be trained to perform simple tricks on command.
01:26 Siberian is a strong and powerfully built cat, with strong hindquarters and large, well-rounded paws and an equally large full tail.
01:46 A Ragdoll kitten on a pillow looking up. These cats are probably the most laid-back breed available.
02:08 The Peterbald is a rare russian breed that is fairly new, first bred in 1988. It looks like a muted Sphynx.
02:35 Like the Bengal, the Toyger features striped fur. The resemblance in markings is obvious, considering it’s a cross between a Bengal cat and a domestic shorthair tabby.
02:55 Persian, noteworthy for its fluffy fur and tail, flat face, and beautiful eyes. The old breed has a history dating back thousands of years.
03:12 The Sphynx is hairless wonder with large eyes and ears. The Sphynx’s hairlessness results from a genetic mutation, which affects nothing else but the need to be kept warmer than its furry counterparts.
03:35 The Khao Manee hail from Thailand. Sporting all-white fur and jewel-bright eyes which often come in different colors, it’s also called the Diamond Eye Cat.
03:48 The Bengal is a cross between the Egyptian Mau and the Asian leopard cat.
03:55 The Savannah cats are known for their love of water, and it is not unusual to find them swimming around, splashing and having the time of their life. A cross between the tall, lean, and big-eared wild serval and a domestic cat.
04:17 The Ashera. The feline which tops the list of the world’s most expensive cats is actually part African leopard, part African serval, and part domestic tabby. It is also known for its fondness for heated blankets