The Curious Case of the Once-Thought-Dead Cat

The mysteries of how the world works never cease to amaze us. We've heard tales of the "living dead," where people declared deceased come back to life. But this story from the animal kingdom is truly astonishing and leaves everyone in disbelief.

This happened in Florida. Ellis Hudson, a resident of Tampa Bay, had a cat that was hit by a car and injured so severely that the veterinarians to whom it was rushed immediately pronounced it dead. Hudson buried his beloved cat and resumed his daily life.

Five days later, Hudson was shocked and couldn't believe his eyes: his precious cat appeared at his doorstep, exhausted, bruised, and wounded. The stunned owner rushed it to a veterinary clinic, where it was found to suffer from severe head trauma, a broken jaw, and other injuries. It also lost an eye. The doctors are trying to save it.

According to a report by Fox, it's believed that Bart, the cat, regained consciousness after being buried, dug its way out, and then hid for a few days before returning home.

Three years ago, the world heard about an infant in Argentina who, after 12 hours in a morgue, was found to be alive. In 2008, a young Indian man woke up in a morgue and asked for a glass of water. He was mistakenly sent to the morgue after being declared dead in a disaster that crushed 150 people during a festival in northern India.

In 2009, ZAKA volunteers arrived to handle the body of an elderly man in Ramat Gan, only for the "deceased" to start moving during their care.