来自MSN24 年
1,200-Year-Old Paw Print on Pottery in Jerusalem Revealed The First-Ever Evidence Of Cat ...
Old Paw Print on Pottery in Jerusalem Revealed The First-Ever Evidence Of Cat Kneading Archaeologists in Israel discovered the oldest known sign of a cat's kneading behavior on a 1,200-year-old piece ...
来自MSN26 天
1,200-Year-Old Paw Prints Reveal The Oldest Evidence Of This Feline Behavior
The clay piece contained the imprints of a cat's foreleg, toe pads, and grooves, indicating that the feline was extending and retracting its claws. "The paw print itself had a measurement of ...