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Freeranging Cats Behavior Ecology Management Stephen Spotte

Name: Freeranging Cats Behavior Ecology Management Stephen Spotte
SKU: BELL-4731270
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4 (42 reviews)

SKU: BELL-4731270

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Freeranging Cats Behavior Ecology Management Stephen Spotte instant download after payment.

Publisher: Wiley

File Extension: PDF

File size: 5.95 MB

Pages: 319

Author: Stephen Spotte

ISBN: 9781118884010, 9781118884034, 1118884019, 1118884035

Language: English

Year: 2014

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Freeranging Cats Behavior Ecology Management Stephen Spotte by Stephen Spotte 9781118884010, 9781118884034, 1118884019, 1118884035 instant download after payment.

Feral and stray domestic cats occupy many different habitats. They can resist dehydration for months by relying exclusively on the tissue water of their prey allowing them to colonize remote deserts and other inhospitableplaces. They thrive and reproduce in humid equatorial rainforests and windswept subantarctic islands. In many areas of the world feral cats have driven some species of birds and mammals to extinction and others to the edge, becoming a huge conservation concern. With the control of feral and stray cats now a top conservation priority, biologists are intensifying effort.