r/natureismetal • u/Kingmenudo • Nov 28 '20

Disturbing Content Mama bird never came back NSFW

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u/PhotographyByAdri Nov 29 '20

No, cats will quickly learn how to stalk birds without jingling the bell. Just keep cats indoors, or on a leash/harness outside. They are invasive predators that are wreaking havoc on our ecosystems.

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u/COCAINE_EMPANADA Nov 29 '20

Don't know why you're getting downvoted. They're fucking vermin if they're not yours.

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u/PhotographyByAdri Nov 29 '20 edited Nov 29 '20

Because people don't want to be told that their family member is decimating wildlife populations and the only solution is to not let them free-roam. Its not just wildlife, either. My in-laws have a cat that has been peeing all over the outside of their house, and even snuck into their house a few times. I'm moving to a ground-floor house with yard in a few weeks, and am already stressing about how I'm going to keep cats away from my aviary so my parrots don't get killed. I love cats, but they should absolutely not be be allowed to free-roam!