They don't have to be black cats. Also, cats aren't really "protectors" they just keep away the evil spirits of the dead and also keep away Anubis who is basicly a dog....thing....it tells you in the first "The Mummy" movie :D
The only instince where a black cat has significance would be Halloween. But the origin of the Black Cat has nothing to do with Halloween, it refers to the time of The Black Plague. A theory that the dying people came up with was that cats were the cause of the horrid disease. Because the people wanted to stop the Bubonic Plague, they killed any cat they could find. The "Black" cat part is because the Bubonic Plague is also known as the "Black" Plague, thus the Black Cat came about. It was considered bad luck if a black cat crossed your path because it would mean that you would get the Bubonic Plague.
In ancient Egypt, cats were know as one of the many "gods" They were supposedly protectors sent from the afterlife to protect them. Therefore, they get alot of respect and great burials. In their coffins, they put mice for the cats in the afterlife so they have something to play with and eat.Did you know... In acient Egypt, after a cat died, the Egyptians shaved their eyebrows of at the funeral. I dunno why though. - Kittylover2422
in twilight his name is sam
there are more then 10 million cat mummys in Egypt
It depended where in Egypt you were, and perhaps when in ancient Egypt, as not all Egyptians worshiped Bast, the cat goddess.
He had to talk to salah el din about the antiquities he found
black cat and the red eyed black cat [only in the japanice area]
because it is a black cat
because it is a black cat
It's called the Sphinx. Answer: The goddess Bast - or as she is sometimes called Bastet - is the protectress of the two lands - the Red Land and the Black Land or Kemet. Her statue is the cat.
This black cat.
my cat is black
a black cat is a cousin to the black panther I think