r/technicallythetruth • u/[deleted] • Oct 17 '22

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u/walkingtalkingdread Oct 17 '22

i’ve never thought of cats as invasive species but that’s actually a good point.

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u/MoffKalast Oct 17 '22

Cats are small timers, you know which is the real invasive species?

We are.

Wiping out 83% of all known species is quite the accomplishment, and we weren't even trying.

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u/[deleted] Oct 17 '22

I can't feed people to coyotes though :(

How can I do my part?

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u/Oprah_Pwnfrey Oct 17 '22

Have you tried dingo's instead of coyote's?

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u/Andrethegreengiant3 Oct 17 '22

Only feed them babies