Black Cat The Most Common Superstition II When A Color Became A Curse To An Animal

Описание: Superstition follows us everywhere, When our brains can't explain something, we make stuff up. In fact, a 2010 study found that superstitions can sometimes work, because believing in something can improve performance on a task.
Black cats ARE ONE of the most common superstitions.
the tradition of cats being bad luck come from Egypt, cats were worshiped due to being linked to the goddess Bastet, who was said to bring protection to the home.

Black cats feature in the superstitions of many countries — but whether they mean good or bad luck, BLACK cats are often associated with Halloween, witches and all things spooky,They have such an unfortunate reputation.
In the middle Ages they were thought to be the assistants of witches, and in the US they are still thought to bring misfortune.
But in Britain and Ireland it is lucky to see a black cat, as it is in Germany — as long as it crosses your path from left to right.
However, in many other areas of Europe, black CATS are considered a symbol of bad luck, especially in the event of one walking across the path in front of you, which is said to be an omen of death.
If a black cat wanders on to a ship and then off again, the ship is said to be doomed to sink on its next voyage.
IN ENGLAND seeing a black cat in your dream indicates that you are experiencing some fear in using your psychic abilities and believing in your intuition.
A funeral procession with a black cat is believed to forecast the death of another family member.
Finding a white hair on a black cat brings good luck.
A strange black cat on a porch brings prosperity to the owner.
If a black cat crosses your path while you're driving, turn your hat around backward and mark an "X" on your windshield to prevent bad luck.
Black cats have some of the lowest adoption rates and highest euthanasia rates in shelters across the United States. It’s also harder to attract adopters—rescues and shelters often feature photos of their adoptable cats online. Some shelters even stop adopting out black cats in October altogether in fear that they’ll be used as Halloween props.
Black cats shouldn’t get a bad rap just because they look sneaky. In fact, they’re considered good luck in many cultures. In Scotland, it’s lucky for a strange black cat to arrive at your doorstep. In Japan, black cats are thought to help single women find suitors. There are a lot of silly superstitions out there, but most of the world acknowledges black cats as cute—not creepy.