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Cats are about the same size as other small cats, with slender bodies, sharp teeth, excellent eyesight and sense of smell, and are well suited to hunting smaller animals. However, compared to their wild relatives, cats have lost their taste for sugar, and certain populations show hereditary deafness. Although cats hunt alone, they are social animals that use numerous means of communication, including vocalisation, pheromones, and body language.

Until recently, cats were believed to have been domesticated in ancient Egypt, where they were cult animals. However, one study in 2007 cast doubt on this data, claiming that all domesticated cats in the female line descended from only 5 ancestors, probably steppe cats (Felis silvestris lybica), which were domesticated about 10,000 years ago in the Middle East. The earliest archaeological evidence of cat domestication dates back to about 9,500 years ago and was found in Cyprus