What would happen if cats didn't exist? The world would be worse than you imagine and here's why

2023-05-06 15:58:10Lifestyle SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
What would happen if cats didn't exist? The world would be worse than you
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Cats are not just pets. People's beloved friends actually contribute to our ecosystem by doing much more than they actually seem.

But what would happen if cats didn't exist?

If cats had disappeared from the world, many diseases would have arisen, as in past centuries. The biggest example of this is the plague epidemic. Animals, which are part of the global ecosystem, actually provide many more benefits than one might think.

If cats were to disappear, in a very short time, the number of rodents on earth would increase. Especially in agriculture, rats would consume stock, leaving waste, causing disease, and some bird species would also become extinct.

In an experiment conducted in New Zealand, cats were temporarily removed from the island and, within a short time, the barns were badly damaged by rats.

In an experiment in New Zealand, rats fed seabird eggs reduced the number of birds. If a similar situation occurs all over the world, it is predicted that people will experience famine after a while.

Since cat scent keeps mice away, it also keeps them from breeding indefinitely. If it weren't for the cats, the rats wouldn't feel threatened and would invade many places and even multiply even more.


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