Anthrozoologist John Bradshaw insists that cats really aren’t terribly domesticated and think that humans are the same species as them, but oddly “non-hostile.”
by Chris Matyszczyk January 12, 2014 4:20 PM PST
It had quite slipped my notice, but I’m actually a cat.
It’s true that I struggle with the running-up-and-down-drainpipes thing. I’m also not very adept at catching mice, without considerable chemical help.
On the other hand, I’m good at eating cheese and I can drink milk very quietly. Perhaps that’s why my friend Ed’s cat Bob thinks I’m also a cat.
Bob hasn’t told me himself, but a British anthrozoologist named John Bradshaw has. In a book called Cat Sense, which the New York Times kindly reviewed last week, Bradshaw insists that despite being happy lying over your warm laptop keyboard and starring in any number of YouTube videos, cats are essentially still wild.
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