If you own a cat, there's probably been a day where he brought you a present from outside.  And that present was a DEAD ANIMAL.

 

 

--According to a new study, cats are actually the SERIAL KILLERS of the animal world.  They're out there, every day, stealthily killing EVERYTHING in sight.

 

 

--Between wild cats and pet cats who are allowed to go outside, cats kill anywhere from 6.9 BILLION to 20.7 BILLION other animals every year . . . and that's JUST in the continental U.S.

 

 

--Birds are the main victim of serial killing cats.  Cats take out up to 3.7 BILLION birds a year in the U.S.  Mice, shrews, rabbits, and voles are the next-most common targets.

 

 

--There are anywhere from 114 million to 164 million wild and domestic cats in the U.S.  Which means the average cat kills at least 42 animals a year.  Of course, I'm sure your special guy kills zero . . . it's all the other cats killing WAY more.

 

 

--The Smithsonian ran the study with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.  Their response to the findings?  Quote, "Stunned."

 

 

(USA Today)