[ SECRET POST #2737 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2737 ⌋

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Comments

Re: tw: animal death

[(Anonymous)]

Why shouldn't cats kill small animals? I get the concern if we're talking, like, endangered species, but rodents, snakes, birds? That's pest control in most cases.

Re: tw: animal death

[darkmanifest]

Outdoor cats can do quite a bit more damage beyond mere pest control, depending on location and how many of them there are. In a big city, it's one thing, but in other places, they can drove local species of birds and other mammals to extinction. This article goes into more detail.

Re: tw: animal death

[(Anonymous)]

Because you are introducing a non-native predator to an ecosystem and throwing it out of balance. Introducing any non-native species messes up a local ecosystem, but predators are especially bad because the native species have not evolved or adapted to be able to deal with their presence.

It's like suddenly dumping a wolf into an area that has never had wolves before. It will do serious damage to the populations of the prey animals in that area.