Smart, resourceful, and slightly spooky, Cosmo uncovers cat mysteries from ancient Egypt to your living room. When he’s not chasing ghosts, he’s probably staring at one.
The Day a Cat Stopped a War... a famous tale from the Battle of Pelusium (525 BCE) claims the invading Persian army carried cats on their shields, knowing Egyptians would hesitate to attack. Whether that story is true or exaggerated, it captures the point perfectly: cats were untouchable, revered protectors linked to the gods.
Cats walk silently between worlds, stare into corners that definitely don’t need staring into, and somehow always know when something’s about to happen. Coincidence? Or purr-inormal activity?
For centuries, cats have haunted myths, guarded souls, and crept through the flickering candlelight of every ghost story worth telling. They’re protectors, tricksters, and maybe just a little too comfortable with the supernatural.
