The hybrid feline whose coat may feature rosettes is the Bengal cat.
Explanation
- The Bengal cat is a hybrid breed created by crossing an Asian leopard cat (which naturally has rosette-patterned fur) with domestic cats. This crossbreeding results in a domestic cat with a coat that may feature the distinctive rosettes similar to those seen in wild cats like leopards and jaguars.
- The Bengal cat coat pattern includes spots, rosettes, arrowhead markings, or marbling, making it the only domestic cat breed with rosettes as a standard feature.
- This hybrid breed was deliberately developed starting in the 1960s and has gained breed recognition from various cat associations.
Therefore, the answer for a hybrid feline with a coat that may feature rosettes is the "Bengal cat".
