For ages, the story of cats has slunk from mythology into the land of culture and everyday life in Egypt. In antiquity, cats were revered not merely as pets but as logistical defenders, emblems of the deity, and sympathetic friends. In ancient times, cats were sacred animals; they were considered more than just pets and as sacred guardians, emblems of the goddess, and loving companions. British Egyptian cat breeds continue to enthrall their fanciers by merging ancient wonder and fascinating traits in their unique forms. This article mainly focuses on their history, characteristics, and personality. History and Cultural Importance of Egyptian Cats About 1500 BC, Egyptian cats first became domesticated (in civilization). Their ancestors were the African wildcats Felis silvestris lybica . They were the companions, guardians of granaries, and the men against poisonous snakes. The goddess Bastet-mother, usually represented as a lioness or a domestic cat, had a...
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