The Snow Bengal Admiral Scanned the Horizon With Pale Blue Eyes
A pale, creamy-white face with faint stripes and bright blue eyes gives this snow Bengal admiral a calm and watchful expression. His navy velvet coat has huge gold fringed epaulettes, gold laurel embroidery along the lapels and a high dark collar. A touch of white fluff shows at his chest. The soft, dusty brown background and the cracks across the old surface give the painting the feel of a naval portrait that has hung in a seaside hall for generations.
Snow Bengals are a pale variety of the Bengal breed, with blue or aqua eyes and a soft cream coat marked with faint spots or marbling. Bengals are athletic, curious and playful, and many love to climb, chase and even splash in water. They need plenty of enrichment, such as tall cat trees, interactive toys and training games, or they may invent their own fun. Their short coat is easy to care for with a weekly brushing. A vet can help with diet and activity, since active cats need good nutrition.
The admiral seems ready to command a whole fleet, though his true talent may be leaping onto the highest mast. His blue eyes scan the horizon for sails, and for anything that moves. If the crew is lucky, he will allow them to polish his epaulettes, and the voyage will go smoothly.






