Roughly translated by TWIN Observer
All school children in Vörå municipality north of Vasa in Finland can go to school after a pack of wolves had attacked fox farms in the area, reports the Västerbotten Kurir.
The wolves have killed foxes by biting off their legs through the cages from below and frightening the residents of the area. In the community Oravais, a wolf went to a farmyard and killed a leashed dog.
In recent months a large number of wolves have been observed throughout the eastern Baltic coast. Sometimes it has been about 7-8 wolves in the pack who lived close to buildings and not been shy of people.
There is a discussion in Ostrobothnia about the authorities’ attitude towards the large number of wolves in the area. So far only two wolves have been allowed to be shot.
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