Roughly translated by TWIN Observer
COPENHAGEN / TT RITZAU
No one has seen it but sheep farmer Sven Joensen from Herning in central Jutland is certain: For the third time in a few days, he has seen his sheep ripped apart by wolves. Now he moves the sheep to a more secure location, states television Midt-Vest.
Joensen, who has lost 19 for a week, may be right. A game camera at Harrild Hede around recently caught a wolf on the image. Samples from the destroyed animals will provide answers to whether it really been about a wolf, a very unusual element of Danish wildlife.
The last known wild wolf was shot in Denmark in 1813. But for the past six months wolf observations reported in Jutland. Where the wolves come from is not known.