The Killer At Home: House Cats Have More Impact On Local Wildlife Than Wild Predators
April 18, 20203 min read570 words
Published: April 18, 2020  |  3 min read570 words
Why House Cats Are God's Perfect Little Killing Machines They may look cute and fluffy, and they don't go far, but cats are deadly stalkers who rule concentrated areas of their neighborhoods.What does an outdoor cat do all day? According to new research, it could be taking a heav...
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Well Sourced
April 19, 2020
Quite an amusing and pleasurable read for a lazy Sunday afternoon. Not the most in depth work on the referenced subject matter, but the provided links do help the more inquisitive broaden their own, on the ground, so to speak, research. The quotes are informative and entertaining while lending context to the topic under discussion. A worthy use of one's time and if nothing else the article will provide fodder for idle cocktail party chit-chat. Four stars!
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Surface Level
April 18, 2020
This does discuss an overlooked topic, the impact of house cats on their local environment. My biology professor, years ago, once told me that a single feral cat is the equivalent of a biological catastrophe for the local ecosystem. This article discusses some simple solutions, but does not address the larger problem at hand.
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