Re:What cats do when we’re not looking
by danaris on Thursday August 05, 2021 @10:50AM
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Cats are not naturally nocturnal. They are crepuscular—active during twilight and dawn.
And putting the cat out for the night is still very bad, both for the cat (average life expectancy of outdoor cats is something like 50-70% that of indoor cats) and for the environment (they are an invasive nonnative predator species).
And putting the cat out for the night is still very bad, both for the cat (average life expectancy of outdoor cats is something like 50-70% that of indoor cats) and for the environment (they are an invasive nonnative predator species).