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Image IDs: a series of nine square images, all in the same style. All images have a white background with green leaves drawn in the corners. The text on all images is either black or green in a bold serif font, and all text is highlighted in pale orange.

The first image has a silhouette of a cat in the bottom right corner. The cat has its head slightly raised and one paw off the ground, and it appears to be looking at a silhouette of a flying bird to the upper left of it. At the top of the image is the sentence “Outdoor cats have major impacts on bird populations each year.” The words “major impacts” are in green, and the rest of the sentence is in black.

The second image has the text "In the U.S., free range (non-indoor) cats kill an estimated 1.3 to 4 billion birds each year.”. This text is in the same style as the text on the previous image and all subsequent images. Underneath, in smaller, italicized sans serif font, there is another block of text that reads “Source: Nature, The impact of free-ranging domestic cats on wildlife in the United States, published in 2013”. Below that is a sentence in the original text style. The sentence says “Furthermore, cats prey mostly on native birds (67% of the bird prey identified).” At the bottom of the image is a picture of a male eastern bluebird: a small songbird with a blue back and orange and white belly. The bluebird is facing left.

The third image reads: “Additionally, feral island cats have contributed to 33 out of 218 extinctions of global birds, mammals, and reptiles.” Underneath, in smaller, italicized sans serif font, there is another block of text that reads “Source: Global Change Biology, A global review of the impacts of invasive cats on island endangered vertebrates, published in 2011”.

The fourth image reads: “Although most bird deaths are caused by feral cats (69% of deaths), there are steps that regular cat owners can take to reduce bird mortality.” Above this text is a transparent image of a swallow: a bird similar in size to the bluebird, with a glossy dark blue back and an orange-cream belly. The swallow is positioned so that it seems to be sitting on the block of text.

The fifth image reads: “To reduce bird (and wildlife) mortality:” Underneath is a series of bullet points. The bullet points read: “KEEP YOUR CAT INDOORS. Leash cats when outside. Do not abandon unwanted cats in the wild. Feral cats kill many more birds than owned cats.”

The sixth image has one sentence in larger font than the rest of the text on the image. The sentence says “But _____!” Underneath are several bullet points. The first bullet point is indented, and reads “But cats are part of nature!” There are two more bullet points under that, both indented. The first bullet point says: “Domestic cats have no native range. They were spread throughout the continents by humans.” The second bullet point says: “Native birds, mammals, and other wildlife did not have cats as a predator until they were introduced. For most parts of the world, cats are an invasive species.”

The seventh, eighth, and ninth images all have the same structure as the sixth. The first sentence on the seventh image says “But _____!” Underneath are several bullet points. The first bullet point is indented, and reads “But it’s a natural instinct for cats to hunt!” There are two more bullet points under that, both indented. The first bullet point says: “Pet cats do not need to hunt to eat, and shouldn’t be killing excess wildlife.” The second bullet point says: “There are plenty of harmless enrichment activities that you can use to entertain your cat. Letting them decimate the local ecosystem is not one.” The second sentence is in green text.

The eighth image’s text reads: “But ______!” Underneath is the bullet point “But there are other things that kill more birds than cats!”. Under that are three more indented bullet points. The first bullet point reads: “Cats kill 1.3 - 4 billion birds per year in the U.S., with the median estimate at 2.4 billion.” The second bullet point reads: “They are the second leading cause of bird mortality.” The third bullet point reads: “The first leading cause is habitat loss.”

The first sentence at the top of the ninth image says: “But ______!”

Underneath is a bulleted sentence that says: “There is no reason not to keep your cat indoors. Besides killing wildlife:” Under that are three more bullets, all indented. The first reads: “Outdoor cats have a drastically shorter lifespan than indoor cats.” The second bullet says: “Outdoor cats are more likely to contract infectious diseases, attract parasites, and get into car accidents.”. The third and final bullet point says: “keep your cat indoors. please.”