From the greys, so no one cares: my cat was in/out for 22 years, he slaughtered innumerable mice, voles, moles and little baby bunnies. He mostly lived in a heavily wooded urban area (arboretum neighborhood) and for a few years in the high Rockies. He ate everything but the gut-bags of the rodentia, but just the… Read more
If people don’t give a shit about the other animals, they should give a shit about their cats. If you let your cat go outside, it’s suddenly vulnerable to every fox, hawk, bear, coyote, etc. who is big enough to take down that cat. Which is most of them. You certainly have predators in your area, whether you live in… Read more
Indeed, if you love you cat, keep it an indoor cat. We’re talking a 10-20 year lifespan indoors vs. 2-5 years for an outdoor cat.
Yep, dogs shouldn’t be running around unsupervised either...
“We estimate that free-ranging domestic cats kill 1.3–4.0 billion birds and 6.3–22.3 billion mammals annually”. You did not read the study
Here it is again
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There’d damn well better be an Untitled Goose Game DLC coming now...
I got your Untitled Goose Game right HERE!
Couldn’t they at least keep the dish for tourism purpose? Was it in a particularly remote location?
On February 11, astronomers saw a distant flash of light that seemed to come from a source as bright as a quadrillion suns. They alerted other scientists to the event, and several telescopes quickly pivoted to focus on the flash.
More like the guts of a thief being torn limb from limb by horses.
Glad it wasnt a powerful gamma ray burst, I’ve heard there are some nasty effects from cosmic events sometimes, like the end of all life on the planet.
My god, can things be any more childish than this in the comments? Read more
This is an odd criticism in this case. I understand there is a lot of clickbait out there and the instinct to call out the bad practice is fair and justified, but this is A) An interesting photo of mars on it’s own merit, B) Talks about the science of the formation of such anomalies, and C) Explained the usefulness to… Read more
I’m always amazed that people don’t realize the folks at NASA have always followed the advice of Scotty, “A good engineer is always a wee bit conservative. At least on paper.” Read more
I’m pretty sure I read that everything goes through the rover. That’s why Ingenuity has to stay within a certain distance.
Not an overly major champion of cats (don’t dislike them either though).. but I struggle to justify complaining about any atrocities cats are committing when humans inflict incalculable more exterminations, crimes, death and misery upon all life on earth. I’d support the culling of humans before any other species on… Read more
Yeah the planet would obviously be a lot better off with out humans who are the authors of the next (and current) great extinction event. Cats aren’t even close. It’s fixing the 1% problem without solving the 99% problem (humans)