History of Cats.
The cat. We know that today is history. Long dating back millions of years. Paleontologists search. Evidence of a cat claw. Retractable to Miacis, who live. Approximately 50 million years ago. Scientists. Most believe the children. Miacis and previous history of cats. Other divided into three groups. Separate nearly million years ago; Big cats (tigers and sea lions). cheetahs and small cats (ocelots, bobcats and lynxes).
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Cats first started. Approximately 6,000 people living with years ago. Ancient Egyptian and Mesopotamian farmers. African wildcats home hybica Felis, Mexico. To natural areas. Rodent-free grain storage. Egyptians worship. Worship Bast or Bastet, goddess of cats. Fertility and health. And the moon. Impressed. Natural beauty of the cat. The Egyptian drawings and sculpted them. He made them cultural icons.
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In 1484, Pope. Pure power to investigate. Burn cats and love cats. As a result. Severe reduction in population. Cats increase the number of rodents. Millions of rats bearing fleas. Infected with bubonic plague spread. Black Death in Europe. At the end. Persecution of the cat is. Start again hunt rats and Europe. See the benefits of these. Players to their natural rodent. City 'free.
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