In addition, the cats raised in the aristocracy enjoyed an extremely regal life: inlaid with gold, and eaten in the same place as humans. Even when he died, he was mummified and buried like a rich man. Evidence is that archaeologists have found thousands of years of black cats in a grave in Egypt.
Not only the ancient Egyptians, the Scottish has long believed that the appearance of a black cat will bring prosperity and success to the homeowner.
And the Japanese consider seeing a black cat crossing the street is lucky.
Many sailors previously brought black cats with them because of the notion that it was like a lucky charm, protecting them from dangers during the trip. The family of Scottish fishermen also breed black cats, wishing they would help their family members.
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