Equally, before the post-DDT pesticides(when the decline started), housecats didn't exist, never went outside and never killed anything.
/s
Go look at the other reply where I sourced my opinion.
Equally, before the post-DDT pesticides(when the decline started), housecats didn't exist, never went outside and never killed anything.
/s
Go look at the other reply where I sourced my opinion.
KairuByte@lemmy.dbzer0.com 1 month ago
You don’t think house cats existed before DDT pesticides?
You don’t think house cats, which have existed for 3600 years, existed before 1874?…
Do I need to math that math for you?
kbin_space_program@kbin.run 1 month ago
thats my point
If house cats were actually some kind of living natural disaster, birds would have driven extinct millenia ago. To solely blame housecats for the mass extinction of songbirds that have existed beside them for hundreds to thousands of years without any appreciable population effect is insane.
Also while DDT has its own host of issues regarding it building up in the food chain, my concern here is the post-DDT ones.