The number of pet cats (Felis catus) on a densely-populated oceanic island (Gran Canaria; Canary Archipelago) and its impact on wild fauna

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RT @RicardoNature: New study shows that in one single island in the Canary Islands, ca. 50,000 pet cats (i.e. not feral!) prey on over 1.5…

RT @RicardoNature: New study shows that in one single island in the Canary Islands, ca. 50,000 pet cats (i.e. not feral!) prey on over 1.5…

RT @Chikichanka: En Gran Canaria hay más de 52K gatos en casas (¡sin colonias -perdón- y asilvestrados!), 33 gatos/km2. De ellos, llevan pr…

RT @Chikichanka: En Gran Canaria hay más de 52K gatos en casas (¡sin colonias -perdón- y asilvestrados!), 33 gatos/km2. De ellos, llevan pr…

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