Mummies refer specifically to the dry corpses that have not decayed and have been preserved for a long time by the ancient Egyptians with special antiseptic drugs and burial methods. We know the mummy, but the mummy cat believes that no one has heard of it. Let's take a look at the mummified cat!
According to reports, a couple in a certain part of the United Kingdom was cleaning their home and stumbled upon a mummified cat hidden under the floor, which they thought dates back to the 19th century in Britain.
The cat was well preserved, still retaining its tail, paws, whiskers and teeth, and its expression was clearly visible, and they speculated that the mummified cat was intentionally made by its owner at the time, possibly for the purpose of warding off evil spirits. Now the couple believes the mummified cat will bring them good luck.
The couple said they would always keep the mummified cat indoors and in a glass cabinet in the living room so that every visitor could see it.
In ancient Egyptian culture, cats were a revered creature and important for religious ceremonies, and some cats were mummified after death like humans.