Cats have always occupied a position of importance in our collective imagination, the incarnation of qualities such as tenderness, discretion, and elegance. . . . Wild wanderers, domestic and “slipper-footed,” they are the favorites of those who know how to appreciate their detached and independent but also affectionate, disposition and personalities . Despite being of smaller size than the great felines living in the wild, cats preserve behaviors also found in lions, leopards, and tigers: they are predators, even though their instincts have been muted by domestic life; they are flexible and agile, playful, intelligent, and ruthless. Innovative in size and format, this volume offers an almost three-dimensional way to experience the images “stolen” by great photographers form the daily lives of cats. These professional shots and texts written by great names in the fields of the zoological sciences and specialized journalism come together in a “cube” – an out-of-the-ordinary design, easy to leaf through, and making an elegant gift. Though it contains much information on their biological and behavioral characteristics, the book seeks to be above all an act of love toward domestic felines, the splendid companions of a thousand adventures.