A Feral Cat Hunting

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+24 1. Eddie87 commented 11 years ago

cat goes Asian mode >:)
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+18 2. loadrunner commented 11 years ago

Catch that pigeon.
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+24 3. MyVision22 commented 11 years ago

That is my State "Rajasthan". Love to see it on snotr. <3
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+25 4. senseishin commented 11 years ago

I tot I taw a putty cat... I did! I did taw a...
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+16 5. Threeme2189 commented 11 years ago

#4 I don't think he taw dat putty cat... >:)
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+7 6. cameramaster commented 11 years ago

That fixed stare...pure focus...on dinner!
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+8 7. Zebulun commented 11 years ago

We think we're so cool because we have "stealth" technology.

Look at that cat... We ain't nuthin' on that kind of stealth.
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+5 8. Araniko commented 11 years ago

1:18 Cat-ching!!!
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+3 9. Cyrille commented 11 years ago

Splinter Cell: Stealth Cat
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-8 10. moskwiz commented 11 years ago

As much as I love cats, feral cats in cities are responsible for one of the biggest city-bird death-rates as a statistic.. It's seriously damaging city-bird populations =/
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+2 11. Cyrille commented 11 years ago

#10 And you say that because you love to have bird shit on you car ?
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0 12. Sensen commented 11 years ago

#10, wrong! In cities people are responsible for the biggest bird death rate (through a very wide variety of ways, including habitat and nest destruction). Cats actually kill very few birds (numerous studies over the past ten years have shown that they mostly kill/eat mice), and like most predators, they pick off the sickest and weakest (easiest ones to catch) which in turn makes the populations healthier. I'm all for helping the birds, but the blame should be put where it's due, or it's pointless.
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+1 13. Araniko commented 11 years ago

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-1 14. moskwiz commented 11 years ago

Oh dammit, why does snotr have a comment length limit!!!

I had such a nice comment ready to reply to #11 #12 and #13 =/

I'm just going to make a short version then - Please read http://www.sfgate.com/opinion/openforum/article/No-1-bird-killer-is-outdoor-cats-4250692.php
and
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/01/29/cats-wild-birds-mammals-study/1873871/
and
http://www.abcbirds.org/abcprograms/policy/cats/pdf/Loss_et_al_2013.pdf
etc. etc.

I don't want to paint my own feathers as it were, but I am quite confident that #10 has got it quite wrong indeed and it is important that the public be objectively informed about these kinds of issues. Next to glass surfaces on buildings in cities (check out http://www.flap.org), the feral cat problem is surely if not the biggest then certainly a paramount threat to city-ecology. I can say this with confidence because a) check links above; b) I am a master student of Environmental Management; and c) because my City-Ecology course lecturer said so ^^ I would be glad to point him in your direction if you require more adequate and objective info on the matter.

Rant end.. Really was such a nice first reply I wrote and an absolute shame I couldn't share with you :(

PS - It really bothers me that people down-vote comments on snotr for completely ridiculous reasons.
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-1 15. Sensen commented 11 years ago

#13 and #14 I'm afraid you're linking very bad science. If you don't believe me, join up with one of the groups doing research in these areas rather than just link to the articles all based on the exact same bad information. You can't believe everything you read on the internet, you know.

PS- It really bothers me that some people will continuously post misinformation as truth.
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-1 16. moskwiz commented 11 years ago

Ok so I didn't go all the way to ScienceDirect and EBSOhost to pile through articles.. Can't be bothered to log-in to university website for a snotr video.

The 3rd link was pretty legit though.. and I wouldn't even be here justifying myself if I hadn't had a lecture on this exact topic last Tuesday!

Hit me up with some links then, to some hard science.. I'm not even debating who is right and who is wrong, I'm debating that the feral-cat issue in urban environments is a huge and critical threat to urban bird populations that needs public attention fast!
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0 17. Araniko commented 11 years ago

#15 lol i posted the link from 9gag about Grumpy Cat! not science >:)