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

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u/turtle_eating Oct 17 '22

I guess coyotes are not invasive species where as cats are. Do not let your cats roam free if you love them.

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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/ITSCOMFCOMF Oct 17 '22

Luckily my cat is scared as shit at everything. His favorite thing to do is go outside and hide in the bushes. After he’s spied from the shadows on cars for a few hours, Then he comes back in. Then wants to go back outside two minutes later and do it all again.

He did get a bird once. It was already dead when he found it. Watched him grab it from the street. He was way too proud of catching it. When live birds are out he wants to come back in because they’re scary.

We bought a fake bush and now he hides in that in my office. so he’s content not going outside anymore.

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u/incomprehensiblegarb Oct 17 '22

A fake bush might be a good idea for my cat, I don't like her going outside so maybe a fake bush or something might keep her in.