the cat in the picture, its legs look strange, like a human's .
why?
She is holding a White Persian lah
The Persian Cat
All Persian cats - known officially as Longhair Persian type -
have the same basic physical shape and conformation. Their faces
are flat with sturdy legs and large paws, and they all have a soft,
thick fur coat with a distinctive ruff around the neck, and a full,
low-slung tail. Persian longhairs come in many different colours
and patterns. Persian cats are among the longest-known pedigreed
cats.
The White Persian
The White Persian owes its purity of coat colour to the native
Angora cat from Turkey. Although quite distinct from the modern
Angora breeds, the native Turkish cats were prized for their silken
coats, and the white varieties were the most highly sought-after of
all. They provided the incentive to breed a pure white Persian type
by crossing Angoras and Persians in the 1800s. A show standard
White Self should be dazzling white and free of marks or shading.
Kittens may have coloured hairs on top of the head but these should
disappear before they reach the age of nine months. Whites are
meticulous self-groomers, but maintaining an immaculate coat is a
major challenge for the owner, too. The fur can yellow, especially
around the face, legs and tail. However, white grooming powder is
available which both cleans and helps guard against staining. The
reward for extra effort is a full-flowing, glacial-white coat
emphasizing a magical eye colour.
