X2Well that’s not true at all. That behavior has been seen in dogs, foxes, weasels, raccoons, orcas.. to name a few.
I agree that it is very unlikely to be the cat, although if it commonly takes down adult rabbits then it’s possible.
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X2Well that’s not true at all. That behavior has been seen in dogs, foxes, weasels, raccoons, orcas.. to name a few.
I agree that it is very unlikely to be the cat, although if it commonly takes down adult rabbits then it’s possible.
Don't forget about MS-13. For cat's sport killing is common, ALL cats do it.Well that’s not true at all. That behavior has been seen in dogs, foxes, weasels, raccoons, orcas.. to name a few.
I agree that it is very unlikely to be the cat, although if it commonly takes down adult rabbits then it’s possible.
Yes but it’s common in lots of species, I’m not sure what your point is.Don't forget about MS-13. For cat's sport killing is common, ALL cats do it.
My point is, it was not a cat. Everything else is irrelevant.Yes but it’s common in lots of species, I’m not sure what your point is.
My point is, it was not a cat. Everything else is irrelevant.