Who are the first people to "believe the cats"? Study reveals answer

The study found the first man who made the cat a pet.
Cats are considered one of the most popular pets in the world, but first animal discovery is a conflict between some scientists and researchers. New studies from the United States State University of Missouri show that this is related to regions including "Arab".

"The first home-like cat was back 12,000 years ago in the fertile Monday district of the Mediterranean Sea, famous for its close proximity to modern Iraq," the study said.

The cats were taken as farmers' pets, and the civilization had been hunting for the farm 12,000 to 8,000 years before the ancient Egyptian, believed to be the first to bring them in as pets.

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Scientists at the University of Missouri say, "Man receives pets first in the fertile Crescent region, especially in the Middle East region surrounding the Negis and Ufrs for animal use in fighting pests with their new community," according to the British newspaper "Daily Mail".
"A significant change in human life is the motivation for the cat to use for the first time in the world, but the connection between the cats begins when people start their journey around the world and bring new cats." this new study found
"Unlike horses and flocks tailored to different jobs, the cat seems to be the only animal that can adapt to the job and the site," the study says.
The tough crescent is a crescent shaped crescent in the Middle East, covering Iraq and the Lant, as well as the northern region of Turkey's south-eastern Kuwait and the western part of Iran.
For thousands of years, the ancient baths, the oldest civilization in Mesopotamia, were assumed to be the first human civilization in the world, and 10,000 years ago it lived in a stable life.
For the new study, researchers have collected more than 1,000 uranium cats, mostly along with 4 African wild cats and 10 wild Cat hybrids within the country and Europe.