The commonality of this form, and the dark coloration of the metal, lends to the popular impression of ancient Egyptian cats as black furred. If we turn to the less well-known record of Egyptian ...

It's a myth that black cats are adopted less frequently than cats of other colors. However, shelter workers may notice a bias ...

Superstition is all around us in today’s world, whether it’s the fear of walking under a ladder or encountering a black cat late at night. Many of these quirks and common practices that people follow ...

Throughout history, black cats have been saddled with a host of associations, from prosperity and good luck in Egyptian and Celtic folklore, to dark magic and ill fortune in Continental Europe and ...

Ancient Egyptians regarded cats as the embodiment ... On a practical note, black cats were favored in the days of yore as mousers, as they could go unseen at night on account of their fur and ...

The History of Black Cats and Ancient Egyptians The history of black cats is bewitching, for sure. Beginning with the Ancient Egyptians, slinky onyx felines were revered and even worshiped.

The medium-sized, athletic cat comes in three competition-approved shades, including silver, bronze, and smoke. There can also be black, blue silver, blue spotted, blue smoke, and blue Egyptian Maus.