News story from Gizmodo Australia on Thursday 04 October 2018
Gizmodo Australia,
News story from Gizmodo on Thursday 04 October 2018
Gizmodo,
Feral cats in Australia kill 7 animals per day | MNN
Mother Nature Network,
Australia's feral cats kill millions of birds and other native animals every year, averaging an estimated seven daily kills per…
7% of Australia's reptiles face extinction | MNN
Mother Nature Network,
Populations of the grassland earless dragon (Tympanocryptis pinguicolla) have been declining, mostly because of feral cats.
Australia's cats kill almost 650 million reptiles a year
The Conversation,
Cats take a hefty toll on Australia’s reptiles – killing an estimated 649 million of them every year, including threatened…
More Than a Million Birds Die Every Day in Australia, Because Cats
Science Alert,
Cats kill more than a million birds every day across Australia, according to our new estimate – the first robust attempt to…
Cats are killing more than 1 million birds in Australia every day
ABC.net.au,
By John Woinarski, Brett Murphy, Leigh-Ann Woolley, Sarah Legge, Stephen Garnett and Tim Doherty Posted October 04, 2017 11:59:05…
For whom the bell tolls: cats kill more than a million Australian birds every day
The Conversation,
Cats kill more than a million birds every day across Australia, according to our new estimate – the first robust attempt to…
We need our country; our country needs us
The Conversation,
Increasingly, our leaders talk of Australian values and presume that these arose organically, as though through some moral forge.
Feral cats now dominate the Australian landscape
Mongabay,
Feral cats occupy 99.8 percent of the Australian continent. Cats, brought by European explorers on ships, are blamed for the…
News story from Le Figaro on Thursday 19 January 2017
Le Figaro,
In Australia stanno per uccidere due milioni di gatti: ecco perché
Fanpage,
Il gatto domestico in Australia sta per vivere giorni molto duri. Sembrerebbe infatti che il governo australiano abbia deciso…
WEIRD! Australian National Park Is Luring Feral Cats With KFC --- Here's Why
Nature World News,
Jan 12, 2017 07:57 AM EST Just in case you did not know yet, Australia has a feral cat problem, as in you can spot many of them…
WEIRD! Australian National Park Is Luring Feral Cats With KFC --- Here's Why
Nature World News,
Jan 12, 2017 07:57 AM EST Just in case you did not know yet, Australia has a feral cat problem, as in you can spot many of them…
The Australian continent is now completely covered with feral cats
Mother Nature Network,
From the Gulf of Carpentaria to the Fleurieu Peninsula, Australia's most irksome invasive species populates 99.8% of the country.
Cat–astrophe! Feral cats have invaded nearly 100% of Australia
FOX News,
The cat's out of the bag — and all over Australia. A new study finds that feral cats inhabit 99.8 percent of the continent's…
Cat–astrophe! Feral Cats Have Invaded Nearly 100% of Australia
Yahoo! News,
More The cat's out of the bag — and all over Australia. A new study finds that feral cats inhabit 99.8 percent of the continent's…
Cat–astrophe! Feral Cats Have Invaded Nearly 100% of Australia
Yahoo! News,
More The cat's out of the bag — and all over Australia. A new study finds that feral cats inhabit 99.8 percent of the continent's…
News story from L'Express on Monday 09 January 2017
L'Express,
Ferals running rampant Feral cats cover more than 99.8% of Australia’s land area, including its islands.
The University of Queensland,
Feral cats cover more than 99.8% of Australia’s land area, including its islands.
Australia is overrun with feral cats
New York Post,
Feral cats now cover 99.8 percent of the land in Australia, according to a new study published in the journal of Biological…
Australia Has a Serious Cat Problem
MSN,
© A feral cat in Western New South Wales, Australia. Australia has a serious cat problem, with feral cats covering 99.8% of the…
News story from Sciences et Avenir on Friday 06 January 2017
Sciences et Avenir,
Australia Has a Serious Cat Problem
TIME Magazine,
Feral cats cover 99.8% of the country Australia has a serious cat problem, with feral cats covering 99.8% of the country…
Almost 100 percent of Australia is now covered in feral cats
Science Alert,
Researchers in Australia have found that 99.8 percent of the country is now covered in feral cats, which are wreaking havoc on…
Australia's deadliest invaders: Feral cats?
Christian Science Monitor,
January 5, 2017 —According to a new study, 99.8 percent of Australia's land mass is now home to feral cats, a species brought…
Almost 100% of Australia Is Overrun By Feral Cats
Inverse,
B lessed are the feral cats, for they will inherit Australia — that is unless, the Australian government has anything to do…
Invasive Arten: Katzen haben ganz Australien erobert
Spektrum,
Verwilderte Hauskatzen haben inzwischen 99,8 Prozent der australischen Landesfläche besiedelt – und decken damit ein größeres…
Experts fear feral cat takeover of Australian wilderness
NewstalkZB,
Feral cats have taken over Australia, including its national parks, and more native species will die off without drastic action…
Ferals running rampant
My Science,
Feral cat strolls through Australian rural area Feral cats cover more than 99.8% of Australia’s land area, including its islands.
Si abandonas a tu gato se convertirá en un arma letal para la naturaleza
La Vanguardia,
Los humanos -salvo contadas excepciones- adoramos a los gatos desde hace miles de años.
News story from The Express on Thursday 05 January 2017
The Express,
Feral Cats Now Cover 99.8 Percent of Australia
Smithsonian Magazine,
SmartNews Keeping you current smithsonian.com an hour ago House cats make great companions who provide cuddles and keep mice…
Cat–astrophe! Feral Cats Have Invaded Nearly 100% of Australia
LiveScience,
Pretty deadly: Feral cats have contributed to the extinction of dozens of Australian mammal species.
News story from Adelaide Now on Wednesday 04 January 2017
Adelaide Now,
Feral cats now cover 99.8% of Australia
Informs,
Feral cats cover 99.8 per cent of Australia at a density of one cat for every four square kilometres, according to new research.
Feral cats now cover 99.8% of Australia
Gulfnews.com,
Feral population of up to 6.3 million, at a density of one cat for every 4 sq km ‘underlines how potent they are for wildlife…
Native species at risk as population of feral cats explodes across Australia: study
Stuff.co.nz,
123RF A study by top environmental scientists has found feral cats have spread across nearly all of Australia's land mass.
Feral cats now cover 99.8% of Australia
The Guardian,
Feral cats cover 99.8% of Australia at a density of one cat for every four square kilometres, according to new research.
Feral cats now blanket Australia: study
World News SBS,
Feral cats have invaded Australia with alarming efficiency and it's time to create more predator-free islands to save native…
Australian wildlife faces cat-astrophe
Otago Daily Times,
Feral cats have taken over Australia, including its national parks, and more native species will die off without drastic action…
Feral cats now blanket Australia: study
Yahoo! News,
, 12:32 pm A new study has found feral cats have spread across 99.8 per cent of Australia's land mass.
News story from The Herald Sun (AUS) on Wednesday 04 January 2017
The Herald Sun (AUS),
Feral cats now blanket Australia: study
Geelong Advertiser,
Feral cats have taken over Australia, including its national parks, and more native species will die off without drastic action…
News story from The Australian on Wednesday 04 January 2017
The Australian,
News story from Adelaide Now on Wednesday 04 January 2017
Adelaide Now,
News story from News.com.au on Wednesday 04 January 2017
News.com.au,
News story from NT News on Wednesday 04 January 2017
NT News,
News story from The Telegraph (Australia) on Wednesday 04 January 2017
The Telegraph (Australia),
Feral cats now blanket Australia: study
Courier Mail,
Feral cats have taken over Australia, including its national parks, and more native species will die off without drastic action…
Cats Didn’t Exist In Australia Until Recently, But Now Cover 99.8 Percent of It
Vice,
Australia is the only continent besides Antarctica to have never had any felines until the arrival of Europeans (specifically…