The Cat: A Cuddly Killer

This documentary runs for 44 minutes and delves into the behavior and ecological effects of cats in various environments, particularly the Australian outback and New Caledonia. It focuses on how these animals, while often seen as cuddly companions, are also invasive species that pose a threat to local wildlife and ecosystems.

Through the lens of animal research and behavioral biology, the film highlights the significant impact that feral and domestic cats have on small mammals, birds, and reptiles. This nature documentary uses compelling footage and expert insight to present a nuanced view of cats as both beloved pets and effective predators.