Deers Kill More Baby Birds Than Predators

[Noyka]

[User]

i saw a snake eating a frog live this morning, it had already taken off its leg, the frog was still alive

i tried to move it but it slid away into the bushes,

then i tried to flood the bushes with the hose but my dog ran over there and started drinking the water under the bushes and wouldn't listen to me

so i turned off the water and put the dog in the house for half an hour

[vO)))id]

What a story!

[Noyka]

Nature is intense

[agony bagony]

is this true though

[User]

it is intense

[Z's bouncy tits]

Is it whacking day yet?

[Noyka]

is this true though

Yes they do it for the bones to get calcium and b12

[agony bagony]

but how do you know the title of the thread is a true fact thing

[Noyka]

I have heard it in multiple places I guess I cannot personally verify the stat but it is fairly well known amongst hunters and those in the know. Shocking to those unfamiliar with birds and or deer.

[Noyka]

Another surprising bird predator is squirrels many, possibly even most, animals we think of as herbivores are surprisingly omnivorous.

[Verbal]

not everything is true, nokya

[User]

you're a fucking liar gleeso

[Noyka]

not everything is true, nokya

Really? I thought the earth was flat and hollow

[Paste Human]

I'm guessing cats kill far more birds of any age than deer.

Free-ranging domestic cats have been introduced globally and have contributed to multiple wildlife extinctions on islands. The magnitude of mortality they cause in mainland areas remains speculative, with large-scale estimates based on non-systematic analyses and little consideration of scientific data. Here we conduct a systematic review and quantitatively estimate mortality caused by cats in the United States. We estimate that free-ranging domestic cats kill 1.3–4.0 billion birds and 6.3–22.3 billion mammals annually.

https://www.nature.com/articles/ncomms2380

On the other hand...