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The image displays a mummified domestic cat, preserved in a desiccated state, exhibited within a glass-fronted display case. The cat, appearing dark brown to grey, lies on its right side with limbs extended. Its fur is absent, revealing a shriveled, leathery skin with visible bone structure, particularly the rib cage, through eroded areas on its left flank. The skull exhibits exposed teeth.

The cat rests on a white tissue-lined surface, accented by scattered bundles of light-colored, shredded organic material, resembling straw, positioned beneath its paws and body. A rectangular white information panel is placed beneath the cat's midsection. The panel's text identifies the subject as "The Mummified Cat" and states it was found beneath the floor of a shop on **The Cross, Worcester, United Kingdom**. The text further details its "perfectly dry, crinkly" preservation and notes it is part of the Worcester City Collection, discussing theories of its deliberate placement to ward off evil or accidental entrapment. The base of the display case features a visible wooden frame.
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Mar 14, 2026, 10:04 AM

Worcester, UK

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The image displays a mummified domestic cat, preserved in a desiccated state, exhibited within a glass-fronted display case. The cat, appearing dark brown to grey, lies on its right side with limbs extended. Its fur is absent, revealing a shriveled, leathery skin with visible bone structure, particularly the rib cage, through eroded areas on its left flank. The skull exhibits exposed teeth. The cat rests on a white tissue-lined surface, accented by scattered bundles of light-colored, shredded organic material, resembling straw, positioned beneath its paws and body. A rectangular white information panel is placed beneath the cat's midsection. The panel's text identifies the subject as "The Mummified Cat" and states it was found beneath the floor of a shop on **The Cross, Worcester, United Kingdom**. The text further details its "perfectly dry, crinkly" preservation and notes it is part of the Worcester City Collection, discussing theories of its deliberate placement to ward off evil or accidental entrapment. The base of the display case features a visible wooden frame.

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