A black cat on the isle of Santorini

Are you afraid of Friday the 13th? Now is the time to avoid crossing the path of a black cat, a superstition that began in the middle ages as black cats were believed to be witches in disguise. Of course, as friends of felines, we don’t believe that, right? CLICK HERE for more island cats

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