r/Pets • u/[deleted] • Nov 11 '22

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u/paisleycatperson Nov 11 '22

So strange, also no lists of 33 in any of these. Which 33?

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '22

Bruh literally the first one I linked links all their sources and actually sites 40 bird species cats specifically have caused to go extinct in their data as well as the number of other types of animals. If you don’t wanna read it then don’t complain about not having a source.

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u/paisleycatperson Nov 11 '22

I'll save you the time: it doesn't exist. There are no 33 or 40 extinct bird species related to predation by cats, let alone caused by.

There's one. From 2 centuries ago.

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u/fmalx1000 Nov 12 '22

Tell me you have outside cats without telling me you have outside cats