The Serengeti is a medium-sized cat with a long, muscular body. Its legs are long yet solid, possessing strong musculature and bone structure. The feet are round and of medium size. When the Serengeti walks, one can observe the movement of its shoulder blades. The tail is quite thick and of medium size, appearing relatively short in proportion to the body. The head may seem small compared to the body. To maintain its wild appearance, the nose is thick and brick-colored, surrounded by black. The eyes are large and round, varying in color from yellow to copper, sometimes green. The ears are very large and conical in shape with rounded tips, serving as a distinctive feature of the Serengeti. Between the ears on top of the head, the shape of a beetle is significant. The Serengeti's coat, known as a "tabby," is pale blue or beige, adorned with black or dark brown spots. The only accepted coat pattern is the spotted tabby, free of ticking. Permitted colors include black and chocolate, as well as silver or smoked Serengeti varieties. Silver Serengeti cats have light fur, highlighting their spots even further.
