Behold the Felis Catus, on the prowl! This species is by far the most populous feline on the planet, with some 700 million roaming nearly every inhabitable piece of land in existence (they've been confirmed on every continent except Antarctica). Some 10,000 years ago, Felis Catus broke from its genus-mates (the Felis genus includes small and medium-sized cats native to most of Africa, Europe, and Asia) by developing a symbiotic relationship with the earliest human farmers in the region of Cyprus