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NickwithaCreply
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Those who don't learn from this history will doom themselves to repeat it.

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If we don't study the mistakes of the future, we're bound to repeat them for the first time

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I heard a squawk and a thunk from my yard then my cat ran into the living room to hide behind the sofa. I went out to see a seagull jump off the wall. So I'm guessing the seagull.

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I had a cat once that managed to bring a baby bunny inside.

The bunny then proceeded to kick his ass, take a chunk off his neck, and then I caught the thing and threw it outside while he whined about getting his ass kicked.

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lemmy.world

That would be true in both cases. A full grown cat weighs as much as a bald eagle does and can twist enough to put up a fight. Both sides would have a bad day. In that size range the only thing worse for a bald eagle to try and prey on is a full grown fisher which have been known to kill lynx, coyotes, and young deer despite not weighing much more than a cat (though they'll certainly go after the younger ones).

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