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The reasons for the sudden decline of the Paradise Parrot remain speculative. Possibilities include overgrazing, land clearing, changed fire regimes, hunting by bird collectors, and predation by introduced mammals like cats. It became rare towards the end of the 19th century and was thought extinct by 1915. A series of searches turned up a few more individuals over the next decade, but the last confirmed sighting was on 14 September 1927.
Originally posted by TheCommentator
reply to post by Goldcurrent
only cats have the right to kill
Well take responsiblity for your pets so we dont have too
Originally posted by TsukiLunar
reply to post by TheCommentator
What argument?
"Can I kill your pets because I find them to be an indirect nuisance?"
No, no you may not. I am surprised you would ask.
Well take responsiblity for your pets so we dont have too
The environment is everyone’s responsibility
Originally posted by TsukiLunar
reply to post by TheCommentator
Well take responsiblity for your pets so we dont have too
Who said they are your responsibility?
No I’m simply sick of ignorant cat owners thinking their happiness is more important than the fragile ecosystem.
Originally posted by selfharmonise
reply to post by TheCommentator
I now think you're deliberately trolling.
Originally posted by TheCommentator
No I’m simply sick of ignorant cat owners thinking their happiness is more important than the fragile ecosystem.
Originally posted by selfharmonise
reply to post by TheCommentator
I now think you're deliberately trolling.
They are plain selfish and I have just as much right to kill their cat as their cat has to kill anything.
Im fairly sure that cat owners are the only ones with psychological issues, and they certianly need to grow up and stop being so hypocritical.
Originally posted by selfharmonise
Originally posted by TheCommentator
No I’m simply sick of ignorant cat owners thinking their happiness is more important than the fragile ecosystem.
Originally posted by selfharmonise
reply to post by TheCommentator
I now think you're deliberately trolling.
They are plain selfish and I have just as much right to kill their cat as their cat has to kill anything.
If you're not a troll then you've got major psychological issues that need sorting.
Try meditation -it may give you a different perspective on life.
A giant dose of grow up might also help.
Exactly, everything they say is hugely hypocritical. If they loved and understood animals they would agree with me, except they are too selfish to see past their own desires; which are in no way more important then protecting native animals and their environment.
Originally posted by amraks
I agree with TheCommentator he has a valid point, you call your self animal lovers but you let your cats roam and kill other animals.
We call them domestic cats, whats domestic about them when they roam and kill other wild animals.
Doesn't domestic mean tame and distinguished from the wild?