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Felis catus as a species has arisen through wildcats living closely with humans. The first evidence of human stores of grain come from Israel about 10,000 years ago. With the storage of grain, came the increase in the population of mice. This in turn is thought to have attracted the wild cats into the human settlements.The two theories of domesticationThe original wildcats (Felis sylvestris lybica) were deliberately tamed and selected for friendliness. This was in order to help keep the rodent population down.Rather than being specifically selected, tamer individuals were more tolerated by humans. Therefore, they gradually diverged from their ‘wild’ relatives through natural selection, adapting to hunt the mice and vermin that lived around the human settlement.The second is considered most likely. In either scenario, several feline traits such as small size, social nature, high intelligence, love of play and maybe an inborn tendency towards tameness, may have facilitated their domestication and their interaction with human beings
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As the years passed, two distinct sub-species eventually evolved. More ‘tame’ genes were passed onto the domestic cat’s offspring. These cats gave rise to the cats we know today. Those individuals that did not warm to humans in the same way, stayed wild and gave birth to more ‘wild’ kittens. The domestic cat was first classified as Felis catus in 1758 by Carolus Linnaeus. Although behaviourally very different, genetic analysis has demonstrated that the DNA of modern day domestic cats throughout the world is almost identical to that of Felis sylvestris lybica which still survives today. They have a similar appearance to our tabby cat.Most cats are not strictly domesticated, despite the passage of many millennia. Undoubtedly, one of the major attractions of cat ownership today is that while being tame, cats remain little altered from their wild ancestors exhibiting many of their traits and characteristics.
