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What better way to fill my new spare time than by writing a book about how cats evolved?

Keywords: how cats evolved , carnivores , cats , evolution , how cats evolved , k/t extinction

Deciding to write a book on how cats evolved was easy, though I’d never written one before.
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What better way to fill my new spare time than by writing a book about how cats evolved?
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