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Followers
96.6K
Posts
27.7K
Following
5K
Account age
16 yrs
💰 Suggested sponsorship rate
$541 – $879 / sponsored post
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117K views
The ancient city of Ephesus adopted the bee as one of its coin designs. 🐝
It was home to the temple of Artemis, goddess of hunting, wilderness & wild animals. The temple's high priest was known as the ‘king bee’ & priestesses as ‘melissae’ (honey bees).
#WorldBeeDay 🐝
60.1K views
Today is #WorldSleepDay.
This sleeping cat was painted by Hara Zaimei (1778 - 1884) between 1800 and 1844. 🐈💤
59.4K views
This crouching cat dates back to c.1667 and was produced by Cornelis II Visscher (1628 - 1658). Looking closely at the bottom left corner and you'll spot a terrified mouse trying to sneak past... 🐱 🐭
🔎 WA1925.345.143 @CatsOfYore
53.8K views
This tiny mouse is a netsuke.
Until the 19th century Japanese citizens wore a kimono, fastened by an obi sash. Small items were hung from the sash by a silk cord. The cord was threaded through a bead, then tucked behind the kimono sash and secured with a toggle called a netsuke.
📊 Post performance
59.4K
Avg views / post
61.5%
Reach vs followers
May 2010
On X since
🔥 Top post: The ancient city of Ephesus adopted the bee as one of its coin d · 117K views
📊 Activity & format
Posting cadence
0.04 / week
A lower-frequency account — each post lands with more weight.
Content mix
Mostly images
Recent: 2 video · 15 image · 1 text.
Follower / following
19×
Follows 5K back. A strong ratio — an audience that follows them, not a follow-for-follow network.
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The ancient city of Ephesus adopted the bee as one of its coin designs. 🐝
It was home to the temple of Artemis, goddess of hunting, wilderness & wild animals. The temple's high priest was known as the ‘king bee’ & priestesses as ‘melissae’ (honey bees).
#WorldBeeDay …
📣 In Bloom: How Plants Change Our World is now open.
★ ★ ★ ★ The Guardian
"There's much to savour" The Telegraph
🏦 Ashmolean Members go for free with no need to book.
🌱https://t.co/TiRfHlLvUg
🎵Eric Sutherland
This tiny mouse is a netsuke.
Until the 19th century Japanese citizens wore a kimono, fastened by an obi sash. Small items were hung from the sash by a silk cord. The cord was threaded through a bead, then tucked behind the kimono sash and…
Today is #WorldSleepDay.
This sleeping cat was painted by Hara Zaimei (1778 - 1884) between 1800 and 1844. 🐈💤
This crouching cat dates back to c.1667 and was produced by Cornelis II Visscher (1628 - 1658). Looking closely at the bottom left corner and you'll spot a terrified mouse trying to sneak past... 🐱 🐭
🔎 WA1925.345.143 @CatsOfYore
"I hope this email finds you well."
How the email found me:
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"I'm here live, I'm not a cat"
Which medieval embroidered lion are you today?
@TheMERL If we may, MERL, here is an exceedingly round pig to accompany your fine, oblong pig.
It's #INTERNATIONALCATDAY! Go on then, show us your cat photos.
This 1657 engraving by Cornelis Visscher features a large snoozing cat (and a cheeky little mouse!)
@YorkshireMuseum In a lot of ways, we wish we could un-see this entire thread. And we most definitely cannot beat the hair bun. But we'll just leave this here...
Today's #IsolationCreations inspiration is one of the world's earliest piggy banks! This small terracotta sculpture of a pig is from 15th-century Java, and objects of its kind are extremely rare as they normally would have been smashed in …
This tiny mouse is a netsuke.
Until the 19th century Japanese citizens wore a kimono, fastened by an obi sash. Small items were hung from the sash by a silk cord. The cord was threaded through a bead, then tucked behind the kimono sash and…
Today is #WorldSleepDay.
This sleeping cat was painted by Hara Zaimei (1778 - 1884) between 1800 and 1844. 🐈💤
This crouching cat dates back to c.1667 and was produced by Cornelis II Visscher (1628 - 1658). Looking closely at the bottom left corner and you'll spot a terrified mouse trying to sneak past... 🐱 🐭
🔎 WA1925.345.143 @CatsOfYore
"I hope this email finds you well."
How the email found me:
▶
"I'm here live, I'm not a cat"
Which medieval embroidered lion are you today?
@TheMERL If we may, MERL, here is an exceedingly round pig to accompany your fine, oblong pig.
It's #INTERNATIONALCATDAY! Go on then, show us your cat photos.
This 1657 engraving by Cornelis Visscher features a large snoozing cat (and a cheeky little mouse!)
@YorkshireMuseum In a lot of ways, we wish we could un-see this entire thread. And we most definitely cannot beat the hair bun. But we'll just leave this here...
Today's #IsolationCreations inspiration is one of the world's earliest piggy banks! This small terracotta sculpture of a pig is from 15th-century Java, and objects of its kind are extremely rare as they normally would have been smashed in …
💡 Facts
🗓️Joined X in 2010 — 16 years ago.
👁️Averages 59.4K views per post.
📤Posts about 0× per week.
💬2.31% engagement rate.
🏅Earned the 10K Followers for passing 10K followers.
📍Based in Egypt.
🕵️ Fake follower check
Estimated69/100
Good
Credibility score
85%
Real
Real audience
Low
Fake-follower risk
High
Data confidence
- Est. 85% real, active audience · Low fake-follower risk.
- Engagement (~0.6× of followers engage each post) is around typical for X.
- Organic base — far more followers than accounts it follows.
- Verified account.
- Established account (16+ years old).
- 2.31% engagement — below the ~18% typical for this size.
Heuristic estimate from engagement, follower ratios, account age & growth — a screening signal, not a guarantee.
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