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This cat couldn't stop staring at a photo of her owner's son, but why? - Kiwi Report

This cat couldn't stop staring at a photo of her owner's son, but why?


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[post_page_title]Black cat superstition[/post_page_title]
For many years people have been superstitious toward black cats. It is believed they are a sign of bad fortune coming your way, even an omen for something terrible to happen. Some countries believe if a black cat crosses your path then you’re destined to have something unfortunate happen to you. Some think black cats are able to shapeshift and act as spies for witches, which is why they are seen as their companions. On the other hand, sailors believed having a black cat on their ship brought them good luck.

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