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I'm not sure we are in the same conversation, brother. I said that cats benefited from befriending humanity. You seem to be posting statistics that argue in my favor.
Absolutely. And I added that they're a primary agent by which humans propagate the Holocene Extinction.
Like, we wouldn't be nearly as successful at killing so many small mammals and insects if we weren't bringing domesticated cats with us all over the world.
I see what you're saying.
We didn't bring cats anywhere though, they came on their on volition. They do what they want. Dogs are just happy to be anywhere.
:-/
A House Cat Was Brought To A Remote Island In 1894—A Year Later A Species Was Extinct
It came on it's own accord. Whether we wanted it there or not, it would have gone there.
It literally had to be dragged along hissing and scratching
Wait, the cat drove a Honda? I must have missed that in the article.