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Its the natural order of things. Local wildlife can be devesating to other local wildlife, can be devestating to the whole ecosystem.
by shapefrog 4y ago
Its the natural order of things.
Local wildlife can be devesating to other local wildlife, can be devestating to the whole ecosystem.
- Scarblac 4y agoYes, but the cat is fed inside the house as well, leading to a huge overpopulation of predators. That's not the natural order of things. A normal predator that devastates the local ecosystem because there are too many will run out of food and then go down in numbers until some sort of equilibrium is restored. Doesn't happen with pets.
- cycomanic 4y agoOn top of that cats are actually not local to most places in the world. So they are an introduced predator which the local wildlife didn't develop defenses for. I also wonder if you would accept the same argument if the neighbors dog would maul your cat (or even your child)
- Ensorceled 4y ago> I also wonder if you would accept the same argument if the neighbors dog would maul your cat Some of my neighbours are incensed that coyotes are eating the neighbourhood cats ...
- shapefrog 4y agoThe cats are provided as sacrafice to protect the children, once the coyotes get a taste for the flesh of children the rest of humanity will be in danger.
- ClumsyPilot 4y ago> Its the natural order of things So was The Plague
- thatguy0900 4y agoWill you let your cat starve to death when they depopulate all the birds? That's the natural way to keep predators in check
- xani_ 4y agoWell, not exactly. The cats don't have natural predators in the city and in many other places where they were introduced
- aaaaaaaaaaab 4y agoNatural predator in the city? Sounds like an oxymoron to me...
- lapinot 4y agoErm cars? Or neighbors? Sounds like most of my cats deaths were caused by either cars or some sort of poisoning. Looks very predatorish to me.