There are 1.5 million cats in Cyprus. Ilha da Quemada Grande, also known as the Island of Snakes, is located in Brazil. We call Cyprus the island of cats. But this is not a problem for the people here. Waiting for cats outside the swimming pool, bar, hotel, schools and college is a common sight. But where did all these cats come from?
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The Roman queen St. Helena is believed to have brought hundreds of cats from Egypt to Cyprus. The Queen’s dream was to have a country without snakes. They brought cats into the country to kill snakes.
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However, archaeologists say that a cat was buried with a human in a tomb found in 7500 BC. This means that the cats’ heritage is much older than that of St. Helena. In 2007, another theory emerged. This is because in the past, people kept cats at home to catch rats. For whatever reason, there is no denying the fact that Cyprus is a paradise for cats. Over the past few years, feeding stations for cats have been established on the island.
Snake Island is an island located a short distance from Sao Paulo, Brazil. The island is home to highly venomous snakes. The island is located about 20 miles off the coast of Brazil. However, the Brazilian government has banned tourists from entering the island. The government made this decision because no one who went to the island returned. Researchers say the island is home to the world’s most venomous species, the botropus.
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