Woman who thinks she's a cat trapped in a human body 'hisses at dogs' and has tried to catch mice
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A young woman claims she has been born with a genetic defect which makes her a cat trapped in a human body. 20-year-old
Nano, from Oslo, Norway, said she first realised she was a cat when she
was 16 and doctors told her she has a 'genetic defect'. Nano claims to have 'heightened senses', and hisses at dogs and hates water. In a video on the NRK P3 Verdens Rikeste Land YouTube channel, Nano wears cat ears and a tail as she chats to a reporter about her unusual condition.
She said: "I hate water. Water is like you get the instance tot wash yourself, in the face and stuff. "Sometimes I hiss when meeting dogs on the street. "It’s only because of their behaviour and my instinct automatically reacts by hissing. "I was born in the wrong species." Nano believes she will remain a cat for the rest of her life, even though her psychologist has told her she can grow out of it.
Wrong species: Nano says she hisses at dogs and can see in the dark
NRK P3 Verdens Rikeste Land
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When asked by the reporter if she has ever caught a mouse,
she said she has tried and failed but spots things scurrying around at
night. Nano explains: "It's also obvious that I’m a cat when I start purring and meowing.
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