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The Turkish Van is not a crossbred cat, but a natural cat breed. This beautiful-eyed cat was bred naturally
in the Central and Southwest Asia region. In 1955, Turkish vans first left their native region and arrived in the UK. Then, in 1982, these shaggy cats were introduced to the United States as a unique and valuable breed.
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Common Name
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Turkish Cat, Swimming Cat
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Conservation Status
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Extinct (EX)
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Taxonomy
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Scientific name
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Felis catus
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Species
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Felis Catus
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The Turkish Van is not a crossbred cat, but a natural cat breed. This beautiful-eyed cat was bred naturally
in the Central and Southwest Asia region. In 1955, Turkish vans first left their native region and arrived in the UK. Then, in 1982, these shaggy cats were introduced to the United States as a unique and valuable breed.
