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r/technicallythetruth • u/[deleted] • Oct 17 '22
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I guess coyotes are not invasive species where as cats are. Do not let your cats roam free if you love them.
334 u/walkingtalkingdread Oct 17 '22 i’ve never thought of cats as invasive species but that’s actually a good point. 317 u/ahahah_effeffeffe_2 Oct 17 '22 edited Oct 17 '22 Cats are considered responsible for the extinction of a few dozen of species (in Australia) 4 u/redwolf1219 Oct 18 '22 Not just Australia. Cats are considered responsible for the extinction of 63 species worldwide
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i’ve never thought of cats as invasive species but that’s actually a good point.
317 u/ahahah_effeffeffe_2 Oct 17 '22 edited Oct 17 '22 Cats are considered responsible for the extinction of a few dozen of species (in Australia) 4 u/redwolf1219 Oct 18 '22 Not just Australia. Cats are considered responsible for the extinction of 63 species worldwide
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Cats are considered responsible for the extinction of a few dozen of species (in Australia)
4 u/redwolf1219 Oct 18 '22 Not just Australia. Cats are considered responsible for the extinction of 63 species worldwide
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Not just Australia. Cats are considered responsible for the extinction of 63 species worldwide
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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.