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Cat Superstitions A strange black cat on your porch brings prosperity. - Scottish superstition A cat sneezing is a good omen for everyone who hears it. - Italian superstition Dreaming of white cat means good luck. - American superstition If a cat washes behind its ears, it will Rain. - English superstition A black cat crossing one's path by moonlight means death in an epidemic. - Irish superstition It is bad luck to cross a stream carrying a cat. (Although my personal thought on this is that its likely to scratch you to death, hence the bad luck!) - French superstition In the Netherlands, cats were not allowed in rooms where private family discussions were going on. The Dutch believed that cats would definitely spread gossips around the town. When the pupil of a cat's eye broadens, there will be rain. - Welsh superstition
Myths are a matter of belief. They cannot be proven.
A myth is an incorrect belief. No myths contribute to global warming.A myth is an incorrect belief. No myths contribute to global warming.
I'm sure there are plenty... one of them being that 'cats have 9 lives'
In Hausa myths and beliefs, man is believed to have been created by Allah (God) through a process that involved shaping clay into the form of a human being and then breathing life into it. This creation story is similar to the one found in Islamic teachings.
Nine.
There are many myths in the world. Stories of gods and goddesses are considered myths, as are stories of creatures like unicorns and dragons. There are also origin myths, such as the Pueblo belief that their tribe climbed to Earth out of another world below this one; and myths to explain natural phenomena like "How the Bear Lost His Tail" and "Why The Kangaroo Has a Pouch."
By definition a myth is not true.
Usually they only have a really really really short tail
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that they are witches in disguise.
that they are witches in disguise.
There are many myths in the world. Stories of gods and goddesses are considered myths, as are stories of creatures like unicorns and dragons. There are also origin myths, such as the Pueblo belief that their tribe climbed to Earth out of another world below this one; and myths to explain natural phenomena like "How the Bear Lost His Tail" and "Why The Kangaroo Has a Pouch."