>population density of rodents is directly proportional to viable population density of cats, so territory is a matter of life and death Interesting, except th

>population density of rodents is directly proportional to viable population density of cats, so territory is a matter of life and death Interesting, except that rodents seem to multiply like mad, whether in a crowded city or rural area, they don't seem to be in short supply. Except maybe it's a holdover from cats' origin story of being desert creatures.