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: aefenglommung (aefenglommung) wrote,
2007-07-02 08:29:00

aefenglommung
aefenglommung
2007-07-02 08:29:00

Just So

Unlike other domestic animals, cats probably domesticated themselves, which could account for the haughty independence of their descendants. "The cats were adapting themselves to a new environment, so the push for domestication came from the cat side, not the human side," Mr Driscoll said.

Kipling was right. For more, go to:

http://www.theage.com.au/news/world/feline-five-give-birth-to-billions/2007/06/29/1182624168917.html

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My goodness, has it been that long?

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