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NickB79

(19,233 posts)
12. They're a non-native, invasive species
Mon Mar 16, 2020, 10:01 PM
Mar 2020

Why shouldn't they be killed? They're no different than boa constrictors, wild boars, emerald ash borders or starlings in that respect. They hammer native ecosystems. Cuteness doesn't offset their environmental impact.

Thank God the wildlife here in North America aren't as susceptible to invasive predators as on islands or in Australia. Australia's plan is complete extermination.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/australia-is-trying-to-kill-millions-of-stray-cats-by-airdropping-poisoned-sausages-2019-04-26/

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