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Felis catus (Felis catus) is a mammal belonging to the Felidae family. The ancestor is from the Siberian tiger (Felis tigris altaica), which is about 4 meters from the nose to the tip of the cat. It has a small body shape, short legs and is classified as a carnivore. Fingers and nails can be shrunk to hide the nail as well as the tiger. The pedigree comes from a larger crocodile. Some of the characteristics of cats are still present in cats. Cats have been involved in the way of life of humans since about 9,500 years ago. [5] Of the oldest historical evidence of cats is the cat mummies found in ancient Egypt. Or in the British Museum in London. A treasure trove of ancient Egyptian pyramids is displayed. This includes several cat mummies. When the mummy out, it was found. Cats in ancient times all have similar characteristics. The cat is small. Short hair with brown spots. It is similar to the current variety. The cat called Abyssinia.
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![Felis catus (Felis catus) is a mammal belonging to the Felidae family. The ancestor is from the Siberian tiger (Felis tigris altaica), which is about 4 meters from the nose to the tip of the cat. It has a small body shape, short legs and is classified as a carnivore. Fingers and nails can be shrunk to hide the nail as well as the tiger. The pedigree comes from a larger crocodile. Some of the characteristics of cats are still present in cats. Cats have been involved in the way of life of humans since about 9,500 years ago. [5] Of the oldest historical evidence of cats is the cat mummies found in ancient Egypt. Or in the British Museum in London. A treasure trove of ancient Egyptian pyramids is displayed. This includes several cat mummies. When the mummy out, it was found. Cats in ancient times all have similar characteristics. The cat is small. Short hair with brown spots. It is similar to the current variety. The cat called Abyssinia.](https://www.localguidesconnect.com/t5/image/serverpage/image-id/306660iA675BEA528E8DD74/image-size/large?v=v2&px=999 "5C3E3E44-6A99-44D9-811A-4EEE954E7B1F.jpeg")
