Cats

I am supposed to write about something that I like, well after a long time thinking I told to myself, Allison, why don’t you write about cats? You love cats so, you can express that feeling into thissheet of paper. And I decided to talk about these beautiful and grateful pets. These pets represent a lot of things and believe it or not they have their own history. Some people like them someothers don’t. What do they have that make them be what they are? Well I will try to summarize these few questions in this short essay that you will read, so I hope you enjoy reading about cats.
Catsand their history began with his old friend the saber toothed tiger (Smilodon), but as we all know they became extinct. According to best cat art says that “By the close of the Stone Age cats hadlearned that where humans were found, there was the easy prey of rodents, so cats will be close to eliminated them.” Some people say that this fact helps them to become domestic and they first entered intoour homes. Cats had a great place in Egyptian history; their history began with Egyptians stores, they used to fill these stores of food; of course where there is food obviously will be mice, rats andevery kind of stinky animals. Cats like rats, so they became the principal hunters. Egyptians worshiped cats because they helped them to keep save their saw. Egyptians thought cats were sacred andthey even penalty people to death if they killed one cat. Cats were mummified after death and buried in sanctified plots, often with their supplies of mummified mice for the afterlife! Can you believeit? Cats enjoyed a great time with the Egyptians.
Cats soon spread to the Indian sub-continent, and on to China and later on all over the world. They soon became popular because of their usefulfunction. Unfortunately not all cats run with the same luck as the Egyptians cats. In medieval time they were hunted by people because many people thought that cats were used into witchcraft. Many...