History and Information on Cats

Cats are not boring and not noticeable, in fact, cats are one of the most sensitive subjects. They are versatile in various shapes, sizes and varieties. Cats can be traced back hundreds of years, so the history of cats is very interesting. The physical anatomy of the cat is also very eye-catching. Quite strange facts about cats are also very remarkable. As you can see, cats are quite interesting with a great theme.

Even though I reconsider the long history of cats, the rich history still leaves unanswered questions: do humans domesticate cats or do they decide to live with us? The answer to both is "yes". Pet parents have a special connection with their own cat, the cat is very happy to admire his cat's friend.

Just 70 years ago, were there few cats completely living indoors? In fact, for over 10,000 years, the cat lived outdoors and shared the environment with birds and wildlife. Understanding the history of cats in history and human evolution suggests how recent cats have entered indoors and hundreds of such species - wild cats - that all the domestic cats are biologically I will clarify that I will live healthy because I am adapted. Between 1 and 12,000 years ago, cats had a unique relationship with humans in the earliest areas of human civilization, including the modern parts of West Asia. One of the developments is agriculture. When people set off on their nomadic lifestyle and settle permanently to cultivate the land, the stored grain attracts rodents

Until recently, researchers estimated that domestication of cats dates back to 9, 500 years. However, groundbreaking studies published in scientific journals show that the history of cats as companion animals dates back to about 12,000 years. Scientists analyzed the genetic makeup of 79 domestic cats and their wild ancestors and concluded that modern cats came from the same species: Felis silvestris ("cat in the forest"). Domestication of cats is done in the Middle East where a fertile New Moon is along the Tigris River including Iraq, Israel, Lebanon and the Euphrates River.

Throughout history cats have been alternately respected and abused by their so-called supernatural forces. In ancient Egypt, cats were worshiped as gods. They are believed to receive special protection from infertility treatment and goddess Buster of the moon. Dead cats are often mummified and buried in a big graveyard. Killing a cat deliberately or unintentionally is often the death penalty. Perhaps there are no sports closely related to the jealousy of cats, like the witch hunting of the 17th century in European and American colonies. From the Middle Ages, cats were often seen as servants of witches and messengers at night could be commanded by witches. By the trial of Salem Witch of 1692 and 1693, the cat was widely thought to be the relationship between the witch and the devil himself.