Opcn
Big fish
I was recently directed to this lovely gem of a thread, I can see why it was shut down, aquarium pictures is no place to have a debate, http/www.fishforums.net/index.php?showtopic=90000 .
Alot of people excuse Cats for killing birds and rodents because its in there "nature" and that its cruel to throw water on them (something thaqt mother nature does everytime a cat gets caught out in the rain) or to shoot them. But the fact of the matter is that if your cats nature is to kill fish or birds or rodents (and it is, even the fattest cuddliest cat is an absolute killing machine, I once saw a cat with two legs jump three feet and catch a humming bird from the air) you shouldn't have your cat out were it can kill birds or rodents or fish. A Cat on the loose out in the wild is no diofferent that relesing snake heads in the local pond or a redneck poaching all the birds in an area. I'll remind you that it is in human nature to litter, but if we didnt resist that then we would have garbage everywere. It just absolutely disguests me how unscientifically people defend the environmental damage that occurs at the tips of exotic housecat claws because of the familial bond felt.
I feel like kicking someone for it.
Alot of people excuse Cats for killing birds and rodents because its in there "nature" and that its cruel to throw water on them (something thaqt mother nature does everytime a cat gets caught out in the rain) or to shoot them. But the fact of the matter is that if your cats nature is to kill fish or birds or rodents (and it is, even the fattest cuddliest cat is an absolute killing machine, I once saw a cat with two legs jump three feet and catch a humming bird from the air) you shouldn't have your cat out were it can kill birds or rodents or fish. A Cat on the loose out in the wild is no diofferent that relesing snake heads in the local pond or a redneck poaching all the birds in an area. I'll remind you that it is in human nature to litter, but if we didnt resist that then we would have garbage everywere. It just absolutely disguests me how unscientifically people defend the environmental damage that occurs at the tips of exotic housecat claws because of the familial bond felt.
I feel like kicking someone for it.