A Russian Military Hospital has recently released a study report showing the effects of an infection carried by a cat which had been brought back to life through the use of samples extracted from an insect which has been found to be able to live for longer time than most other insects.
Rumor has it that genetic material from the insect was used to bring the Cat back to life.
The insect is approximately 5 centimeters long , and 2.5 centimeters thick.
The Cat had remained relatively stable for 3 weeks and was escorted to a home belonging to a single family dwelling in in East Russia on the Russian - Siberian Border.
Prior to experimentation the Cat had been dead for over a month and had lost most of it´s hair.
An attempt was made to use portions of DNA from the Insect´s nerve tissue because earlier experiments had shown that if fused with the insect´s DNA , damaged tissue would regenerate and then be brought to life.
After much speculation it was decided to release the cat to the family once the cat had been brought back to life , in the hope that the cat would show no signs of unpredictable behavior which could have unpredictable results on it´s planned to be bonding with the family.
Age and sex had been determined prior to fusing the Cat with portions of the Insect´s DNA.
It was found out that this was a female Cat approximately 4 years old.