Sure! Here is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving the HTML tags: "Kittens are one of the favorite pets of people because they are known to be very tame, easy to befriend with humans, have soft fur, a cute proportional face, beautiful eyes, and adorable behavior. In this world, there are various types of cats, both domestic cats and pedigree cats. Some of the following pedigree cats even make it to the list of the most beautiful cats in the world."

Her beauty can mesmerize people, even since childhood. Here are 10 types of the most beautiful cats according to A-Z Animal summarized on Monday (01/07/2024).

The long-haired cat is not only captivating with its elegance, but also has an interesting history. Originating from Persia and Armenia, the Turkish Angora was brought to Europe in the 16th century and then to the United States in the late 18th century. In Turkey, the breeding program at Ankara Zoo since the 1900s has focused on maintaining the solid white fur breed without crossbreeding.

Their heads are triangular with large, pointed ears, while their "color dot" feature is famous in Thailand, their country of origin, where they were once pets of the royal family. They have a sleek appearance and smooth movements, often vocalizing with a lot of character.

This breed of cat is unique because it does not have fur like common cats, but rather has wavy hair that is fine and short like a marcel. Although it initially appears fragile with large ears and a slender body, the Cornish Rex is actually muscular with a prominent nose, high cheekbones, and almond-shaped eyes that reflect intelligence and alertness.

"They have a sweet and loyal nature and are suitable as family pets. In addition to being known as one of the most beautiful cat breeds, the Russian Blue is also famous for its intelligence and adaptability. Russian Blues tend to be affectionate yet independent, require little grooming, and enjoy spending time alone like most other cats."

This shorthair cat is famous for its beautiful spotted fur, slim body posture, long legs, almond-shaped eyes, elongated claws, and long tail. This breed began to be developed in Michigan in the 1960s and was named for its resemblance to the ocelot.

The appearance of this Bombay cat is similar to that of a jungle leopard. They are the result of a cross between a Burmese cat and a black American Shorthair.

"They have small heads that are proportional to their long necks, giving an impression of being slim, quick, and attentive. Abyssinians are also active and playful, and they are well-suited to be around children and other pets."

This cat is also known as "the New England warehouse cat," distinguished by its thick fur that is resistant to moisture and ideal for winter in the northeast. This thick fur includes tufts on the ears and hair between the toes, keeping its body warm in low temperatures. Its thick tail serves as an additional layer, wrapping around its body like a blanket while sleeping.

"Although it is often joked that they want to be close but do not like to be touched, the Norwegian Forest Cat prefers to sit nearby and observe, sometimes venturing into people's laps in its own way."