They are, aren't they. :)  Their parentage is totally unknown. They
were found under someones shed. The wierd thing is that of the litter
of four, the two males are identical brownish tabbies, the two
females are identical gray tabbies. Their markings are identical, but
the grays are like dilute versions of the browns.

Scarlett is unique of any cats I've known. She took a long time to
grow, but she had some health problems. Now, she is very looooong and
narrow. If you look down on her, she is only a couple of inches wide.
But she has a long neck, and a very long body. If she sees something
that scares/interests her and she lengthens her body to strain to
check it out, she looks so funny!

I agree, beautiful "not Bengals" who sure could pass to us 'regular folks'

is a Russian Blue.  She's got some in there somewhere, I just know it.  But
like Cheryl, I wouldn't claim she was a true Blue.

Jill

Yeah, the comments I received about how they conform to breed
standards is that Rhett's ears are too big (but he's only ~5 months
old and not done growing yet) and the "locket" on his chest. I like
it too. It's a purrfect equilateral triangle. lol The only reason I
was curious if they could be Bengals is because I'm not sure I'm up
for them. I get scared reading about their antics. ;)

And they are just sooooooooo cute!  When I get home from work every
night my first pitstop is the bathroom (hour commute, at least!)
and all the cats gather in there with me.  Rhett and Scarlett
usually follow each other in circles on the bathroom floor, batting
at each others tails. lol It's the funniest thing I've ever seen!
Not running chasing tails, just walking. In circles. Each batting
the others tail. :)