The Nazca Lines in Peru, discovered in 1927, continue to captivate with their mysterious beauty. These geoglyphs, created between 500 BC and 500 AD by the Nazca people, stretch across the desert and include various shapes such as animals and plants. Recently, a new discovery was made at the site, much to the delight of cat lovers. The Nazca feline, hidden behind brush and rocks, was at risk of disappearing due to erosion. However, it was found during preservation work and measures were taken to clean and conserve it. The feline figure, measuring 37 meters in length, sprawls across the hillside just like modern-day cats. Experts believe this cat imagery matches the artwork of the Paracas society. The purpose of the Nazca Lines remains unknown, but they offer a glimpse into the rich cultural history of human civilizations and their connection to cats.
