Planning of a Redistribution of the Mouse Population

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Cats hunt for pleasure too, but they prefer eating small mice. They have found that if they catch a large, round-bellied mouse, it pays to take it and play with it somewhere mice aren't found yet; small mice often appear there soon after. Cats intuitively sense where mice thrive based on where they usually occur. So, if there are no mice living in the barn yet, they will certainly release one there.
To reach a consensus on exactly where the mice live, the cats remove all markers from the map each week; whenever they catch a mouse in a spot that lacks a marker, they place one there. Within a few nights, they have a clear overview of their territory.
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