Are there any countries where all white cats are unlucky?
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Maybe in China, only because white is the color for death in China. Instead of black for death in the USA. So if a white cat is unlucky anywhere, it might be China.
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IT is true some countries the women are desperate.I went to Myanmar and some very lovely young women were working there butts off for less than 2 US dollars a day. Get one from Myanmar some have never seen  white man in thier lives and it will bring joy to thier families to say there daughter is in America. Go there meet some poor ladies and sweepthem off there feet. I saw many beautiful maids and worker there that would gladly marry you for no money at all.
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Indonesia ofcourse.\n\nOther good playing contries\n\nDenmark, South Korea, India
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No I don't. Here are my fav. countries. Germany, Argentina, France, Italy and any African country would be nice. As long as they don't ridiculise themselves!
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It's a superstition that it's considered bad luck to cross the path of a black cat.  According to the site I found on superstitions:\n\n"In ancient Egypt, the Goddess Bast was a black, female cat. Christians, wanting to rid society of all traces of other religions, convinced the ignorant that black cats were demons in disguise and should thus be destroyed. In the process, they also destroyed the kindly ladies who cared for the cats, believing them to be witches. Being demons, a black cat crossing your path would create a barrier of evil, cutting you off from God and blocking the entrance to heaven."\n\nOther things that are said to give you bad luck:\n\nWalking under an open ladder/any ladder\n\nSpilling salt (you have to throw a pinch over your shoulder)\n\nAn owl hooting three times (no more)\n\nSeeing three butterflies together(no more)\n\nLooking at the new moon over your left shoulder\n\nPutting a shirt on inside out\n\nRed and white flowers together (probably something stemming from the War of the Roses in England, where the houses of Lancaster and York [Red and White rose respectively as their house symbol] fought bitterly against each other for the throne)\n\nHearing a rooster crow at night\n\nA picture falling\n\nBreaking a mirror (7 years worth of bad luck!)\n\nOpening an umbrella indoors\n\nCrossed knives\n\n\n\nWow, some of those are strange, and there are more at the site I've got as my source.  Have fun reading!
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One theory on the origin of this expression is that in ancient times nine was a lucky number because it is the Trinity of Trinities. As cats seem able to escape injury time and time again, this lucky number seemed suited to the cat. While in most countries the cat is said to have nine lives, in Arab and Turkish proverbs poor puss has a mere seven lucky lives and in Russia, is said to-survive nine deaths.
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The odds are pretty astronomical, but it can happen.  I once saw a documentary about a black couple that had TWO white babies.  They researched it and found that far back into their family trees they had white ancestory.
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Geese, loons, elk, moose, caribu, wolves, wood buffalo, arctic foxes... cold weather animals.  Keep in mind you just asked about half a continent.
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Great white sharks have been found along the coastlines of California to Alaska, the east coast of the USA and most of the Gulf coast, Hawaii, most of South America, South Africa, Australia (except the north coast), New Zealand, the Mediterranean Sea, West Africa to Scandinavia, Japan, and the eastern coastline of China and southern Russia.
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I live in South Africa and the only tigers 've seen were in a zoo.
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here they say to never put the keys on a wooden table or you´ll be poor, people "knock" on wood when they wanna something not to happen,(Sweden) friday 13 is also considered a bad luck day, black cat crossin your path one must spit three times over your left shoulder while saying twi twi twi ....On xmas day one must set pourage on a dish outside your door so the dwarf (tomte) is happy with you and won´t harm your crops or give you bad luck.\nIn Mexico never give a person salt on his hands, one must put it on the table considered bad luck for that person, One shouldn´t sweep a house at nights they say you become poor, If a girl gets her feet "swept" they say that person is gonna marry and old guy, If you see one of those long thiny legged spiders round 12 pm you are gonna have good luck that day, if one spills salt on the table one must take a bit and throw it over your right shoulder so bad luck goes away,If you break a mirror 7 yrs of bad luck,It is also considered of bad luck to wake up and get up by using your left feet, a pair of open scissors in a bible to drive the dwarfs away ....Where they came from I dunno at least the ones from sweden are very old ones now a days ppl here are not so supersticious...=)
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... some wild Eurasian cat species, possibly Felis silvestris.\nFelis silvestris libyca is the subspecies that currently inhabits north-east Africa, and the best candidate for domestication by egyptians.
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none .... South America!
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never... i think i am the most unlucky person in the world, my boyfriends dad always says... if we didnt have bad luck we would have no luck at all.
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Virtually all white tigers are in captivity where they recieve excellent care. I have traveled over the range of several species and have never seen one in the wild. All of the species of tigers are in endangered, and the Sumatran is perhaps the most critical. In China, the Siberian Tiger population may have grown a little and the Vietnamese species (Corbrett's) is holding on. The Bengal is protected pretty well in India. In Burma (Myanmar) we saw only a few as we also saw few in Northern Thailand. The only way to protect them is either to put them on a well controled sanctuary or in captivity.
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almost all of the countries
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A century ago, it is estimated there were over 100,000 tigers in the world; now numbers are down to below 2500 mature breeding individuals, with no subpopulation containing more than 250 mature breeding individuals\n\nAs of last January,  India which is home to 40% of the world's tigers with approximately 3,500 - so by now,  approximately there are more or less 8,500 left in the entire world.\n\nDue to conservation programs which includes tiger breeding, I assume that the number by now is more than the above gross calculation. As for the new census, India still has to release its census report by next year thus opting us to give just a rough calculation fo the meantime.♥