1. Maine Coon Cats
By. Cohen Fyfe
May 7, 2018

2. Maine coon’s appearance
Some Maine Coons have tufts on their ears.
Most Maine Coons resemble their wild cousin, the lynx.
The rarest Maine Coons are black and white.

3. Maine coon behaviors Most Maine Coons love to be active.
Maine Coons love to chase stuff, run around, and be active. Farmers love them because their all-star rat catchers!
*Important*: if you don’t want a cat running around all the time, don’t choose the Maine Coon because they are *not* lazy at all.

4. Maine coon’s history Maine Coons is a New Englander coming from Maine.
The first published Maine Coon was a cat named “Captain Jenks of The Horse Marines”.
In 1895, a female Maine Coon named Molly Bond was named best cat in Madison square garden.

5. Maine coon size and color
Maine Coons are the biggest cat breed , having big bones and being muscular.
Maine Coons can be up to 18 pounds, 40 inches, and having 70 different color combos.
They are also called the American Longhair.

6. Maine Coon Popularity
Maine Coons are one of the most popular house cats of all time.
They were named most popular n the US for a long time.
They are loved by Americans all over the US.

7. More Maine coon facts
Mine Coons don’t typically “meow”; they chirp and trill( like a combo of meow and purr).
Unlike mot cats, Maine Coons love water. They have water-resistant coats and are pretty efficient swimmers.
Most Maine Coons behave, play well with other animals like dogs, and even can be walked on a leash without complaining( mostly)!

8. Even more Maine coon facts
Maine Coons are not related to raccoons like most people think.
Most are very friendly to almost anything

9. Bibliography
Stone,Lynn,M.Maine Coon Cats. Merrit Island,Florida:The Rourke Corp.,Inc Print.