Fw: cats

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Subject:	Fw: cats
From:	"Michael Hunter" <>
Date:	Tue, 10 Mar 2015 17:20:19 +1100

Subject: Fw: cats

The origin of Australia’s feral cats is interesting, but would anyone suggest 
that cats of Asian origin might be more or less adapted to preying on native 
birds, or to semi-desert conditions, than those from Europe?  Possible I guess.

There can be little argument that grazing has altered the semi-desert 
environment and thus possibly improving the opportunity for predation by cats.

             Cheers   Michael
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