Archaeologists and historians have known for decades that ancient Egyptians worshipped cats, but recent research has proven that the Pharaohs had an even more significant impact on the species than ...

Most cat owners joke that their felines rule over their homes like royalty, but these asides could hold some truth. Research has found that some of today's U.S. house cats could be the descendants of ...

This Ancient Egyptian bronze statue from the Ptolemaic era once contained a mummified cat! Join Andrew as he takes viewers to look at a peculiar item in the Dr. Gabriel Manigault Collection at the ...

Many pet owners may treat their cats as royalty, but the ancient Egyptians went one step further: They looked to felines as symbols of divinity. To honor this history, the Shanghai Museum in China has ...

Size: 12–15" (length), 8–10" (height) and 6–14 lbs Coat: black, silver, bronze and black or spotted tabby Eye colour: green or amber eyes Temperament: vocal, intelligent, active and loyal ...

Archaeologist Moore (Ancient Andean Homes) offers an exhaustive account of the entwined evolution of felines and humans. Initially, Moore explains, interspecies interaction was limited to that of prey ...

The active and mischievous Egyptian Mau is known for being one of the longest living cat breeds and one of the most fascinating felines. We say this because this regal-looking cat comes with a ...