Cats transform from solitary hunters to domestic pets

Cats are at a crucial point in their evolutionary journey as they transform from solitary hunters to domestic pets, a study by the BBC and the Royal Veterinary College has revealed. Our felines are adapting quickly to life in densely-packed cities, changing their behaviour to fit in with our 21st Century lives. They are time-sharing territory with other cats, killing less prey and learning to communicate with each other and people, research for BBC Two's Cat Watch 2014 found. Oct.2

http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-28795300

The current Uranus-Pluto square is essentially about the transformation of old orders.

Here is an extract from  a previous post [1].

Uranus-Pluto refers to transformation and this includes the accelerated (Uranus) mutation (Pluto) within the genetic structure and coding with many forms of life within Nature, as all forms of life seek to adapt and adjust to changes within the biosphere of Earth.

The chart of the solar eclipse of April 29 at London progressed to October 2, the date of the news has Mars-Jupiter-Uranus-Pluto Grand Cross on the angles (as we have seen in two previous posts). Here we notice that  at Jupiter [14cn] on the MC [13cn] is conjunct the star 21 Lynx [15cn] in the constellation of the Lynx [2]. A lynx is a medium-sized wild cat and is closely related to the domestic cat. So it is not surprising that in the news we are hearing about  how cats are adapting to changes.

[1] Uranus-Pluto leaves Swedes agog at 'Ratzilla' in Stockholm

[2] http://www.constellationsofwords.com/Constellations/Lynx.htm