Domestication of the cat began in ancient Egypt.

The earliest possible example of a tamed cat was an African wildcat found in the grave of human in Cyprus from roughly 7500 BC.

Cats were attracted to human settlements by the higher populations of mice, that were themselves attracted to human settlements by the agriculture that gave the mice more to eat.

Cats like to eat mice.

By 1200 BC, there was a brisk trade in cats in Europe.

Unlike modern have undergone only changes in anatomy and behavior, and essentially all house cats are easily capable of surviving in the wild. Imagine a chihuahua doing this.

Compared to most mammals, cats have very large eye sockets. They have specialized jaws and teeth adapted for tearing meat; when hunting, cats go for the neck, attempting to bite and severe the spinal cord.

Cats can completely sheathe their claws. This keeps them sharp by preventing wear from contact with the ground, and also allows for extremely silent stalking of prey.

Cats walk on their toes; the bones of the feet (what would be the feet in humans) make up the lower part of the visible leg.

Cats like siting in high places, a behavior known as perching.

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Cats can almost always right themselves from a fall if it is at least 3ft or more.

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Some studies show that for cats that fall anywhere from 2 to 32 stories, over 90% of them survive, and many of them without injuries.

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Cats have excellent night vision, and can see at 1/6 the light required for human vision.

Despite excellent low-light vision, cats have poor color vision, and have a minimal ability to distinguish between green and red.

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Cats have around 470 taste buds, compared to 9,000 in humans. This is likely related to humans having a much more omnivorous diet compared to cats, who are mostly carnivorous throughout history.