Freya’s Cats
Freya is part of Viking history and a Norse goddess of war, love and sex. She was one of the most beautiful women in the cosmos with her blue-eyes and blonde hair. She travelled in a chariot drawn through the … Continue reading →
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10 debunked myths about domestic cats
Introduction: I have specified “domestic cats” in the title for a reason. Domestic cats have different characters to their wildcat ancestors. Although there is an overlap and great similarities, with respect to the topics in this article there are differences … Continue reading →
What is the Cactus Cat?
The Cactus Cat is not a domestic cat that likes to perch on top of one of those beautiful American cactuses that you see in the wilderness (and I have seen a cat doing that by the way) but a … Continue reading →
Myth of big cats roaming Dartmoor since the late 1970’s may be true after several dogs mauled
The myth of big cats roaming Dartmoor may be true after all. If so, the cats may have migrated to Cornwall, a county on the southwestern coast of Devon in the UK. The myth It’s believed by some that back … Continue reading →
The Cat Myths of Mexico
by Giselle (Mexico) This is my beloved 8 year old cat, Mankey Mexico is a country with a lot of traditions and legends and some of them involve felids. We can find stories about jaguars and their majesty, in fact, … Continue reading →