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"I͡A, koshka, khozhu gde vzdumaetsi͡a i guli͡ai͡u sama po sebe", - pisal angliĭskiĭ poėt i pisatelʹ Redʹi͡ard Kipling. I ėto tozhe pravda pro koshku, kak i to, chto ona nuzhdaetsi͡a v teple i laske cheloveka. Takoe udivitelʹnoe zhivotnoe, chto pro nego sochini͡ali raznye istorii chutʹ li ne s pervobytnykh vremën. I prodolzhai͡ut pisatʹ v nashi dni, kak budto eshchë ne vsë skazano, ne vse koshachʹi taĭny raskryty. Navernoe, tak i estʹ, vedʹ koshki po-prezhnemu ne perestai͡ut udivli͡atʹ cheloveka.

"I, the cat, go where I please and walk by myself," wrote the English poet and writer Rudyard Kipling. And this is also true about a cat, as well as the fact that it needs the warmth and affection of a human. Such an amazing animal that different stories have been written about it almost since primitive times. And they continue to write nowadays, as if not everything has been said yet, not all cat secrets have been revealed. Probably it is, because cats still do not cease to amaze people.