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Why should the cheetah be protected?

PoC avatarPosted on January 8, 2021 by Michael BroadJanuary 8, 2021

There are two aspects to the question and therefore the answer. The first is whether humankind genuinely wants to protect wild animals living in the wild. Are we committed to it? Can we make it a priority? Are we able … Continue reading →

Posted in Cheetah | Tagged cheetah, cheetah conservation, conflict, human behavior, human to cat relationship

When Namibian farmers avoided cheetah ‘hubs’ they reduced livestock losses by 86%

PoC avatarPosted on December 8, 2020 by Michael BroadDecember 8, 2020

NEWS AND COMMENT: This is a common sense and effective approach to substantially reducing the problem of cheetahs killing livestock in Namibia. It’s the first time I’ve seen this approach taken. Conflict between predators like the cheetah and farmers is … Continue reading →

Posted in Cheetah | Tagged africa, cheetah, cheetah behavior, cheetah conservation, Cheetah Facts, Cheetah speed, conflict, farm livestock, Namibia, wild cat conservation

Why do tigers attack humans?

PoC avatarPosted on October 4, 2020 by Michael BroadOctober 4, 2020

There are two main reasons why tigers attack humans, (1) they are probably injured or infirm and have to rely on easy prey and (2) humans and tigers are being forced together because of increased human population and therefore there … Continue reading →

Posted in tiger conflict with people | Tagged Bangladesh, bengal tiger, conflict, human population, human to cat relationship, india, tiger attacks, tiger populations | Leave a reply

Major cause of feline idiopathic cystitis is conflict with another cat in the home

PoC avatarPosted on July 14, 2020 by Michael BroadJuly 14, 2020

Probably it should not be called feline idiopathic cystitis because a major cause of it is known. A cause which I discuss here. The word “idiopathic” means an unknown cause of a disease. Study In a study carried out in … Continue reading →

Posted in multicat households | Tagged cat urinary problems, conflict, cystitis, Feline Idiopathic Cystitis, multi-cat household, timid cat, uri | Leave a reply

Why hasn’t California got a farmers’ insurance scheme against mountain lion predation?

PoC avatarPosted on February 11, 2020 by Michael BroadFebruary 11, 2020

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, USA – OPINION/NEWS: It is reported that a mountain lion who was being tracked by scientists as part of a study has been shot dead because it had hunted and killed the livestock of a farmer who’d … Continue reading →

Posted in Puma | Tagged cat shot, conflict, Conservation of the Puma Cat, mountain lion, mountain lion attacks | Leave a reply

Lions clash with humans over the land they once roamed on freely

PoC avatarPosted on January 20, 2020 by Michael BroadJanuary 20, 2020

Serengeti National Park, Tanzania, Africa: There was a time when 30,000 lions roamed freely in Tanzania. They pleased the tourists who came to the country in large numbers to see them and other wildlife, boosting the economy by $4.7 million … Continue reading →

Posted in Lion | Tagged africa, african lion, business, Cat News, cats killed, conflict, conservation | Leave a reply

If a cougar mauls a dog and kills a domestic cat you shoot the cougar

PoC avatarPosted on December 10, 2019 by Michael BroadDecember 10, 2019

The policy of conservation officerso in the area of Penticton1, British Columbia, Canada, is to shoot dead a cougar (even a young one2) if it mauls someone’s dog and kills a cat. Conservation officers do this because it indicates a … Continue reading →

Posted in Puma | Tagged canada, conflict, conservation, Conservation of the Puma Cat, mountain lion attacks, puma distribution, puma range, wild cat conservation | Leave a reply

When mountain lions in Canada become desensitised to people they are shot dead

PoC avatarPosted on November 8, 2019 by Michael BroadNovember 8, 2019

It seems extraordinary to me and very insensitive to wildlife conservation and downright unfair that when a mountain lion exhibits behaviour which indicates that it is not fearful of humans (desensitised to the presence of people) the default reaction of … Continue reading →

Posted in Puma | Tagged canada, conflict, cougar, cougar and human behavior, mountain lion, mountain lion behavior | Leave a reply

Signs that cats in a home do or don’t get along with one another

PoC avatarPosted on January 9, 2019 by Michael BroadJanuary 9, 2019

Households in which there are two or more cats are not uncommon. The cats don’t always get along in an ideal manner. It’s nice to know the signs which tell you whether your cats see themselves as part of the … Continue reading →

Posted in multicat households | Tagged conflict, harmony, multi-cat household | Leave a reply

Outdoor cats and conflicts with other cats

PoC avatarPosted on January 20, 2017 by Michael BroadJanuary 21, 2017

Cats owners are quite laissez-faire about their outdoor cat coming into conflict with other cats. That certainly applies in England. Cat owners move to a new area and let their cat go outside perhaps after a period inside to acclimatise. … Continue reading →

Posted in conflict | Tagged cat abscess, cat behavior, cat spraying, cat territory, conflict, fights, home ranges, outside cats

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