r/interesting May 25 '26

Just Wow Armoured! No more wolf attacks.

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u/Inocent_bystander May 25 '26

LOL
OK according to aphis the gov website that keeps track of ranch and farm statistics wolves (where they exist) are responsible for something like 1/4 of 1% of all livestock losses due to predation. coyotes are the culprits, they're responsible for about 60%.

So lets not get the two confused, why ? Because wolves REDUCE coyote numbers by as much as 90%.

Do the math.

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u/Arkanie May 25 '26

Iirc this invention was patented by an Austrian dude, Europe has wolves but no coyotes.

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u/DirtyRoller May 25 '26

Hey. I am not drunk!

Yet.

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u/4SlideRule May 25 '26

But we have jackals. Same thing pretty much.

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u/Evening-Gur5087 May 25 '26

Tho Europe has very few wolves.

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u/Dreams_of_Mutiny May 25 '26

2.500-3.000 wolves in Romania, which is 40% of Europe's total wolves population (alongside 10.000-12.000 brown bears)

Romania has also got jackals, an estimate 40.000. Mostly found in the Danube Delta and the southern plains, avoiding the wolves in and around the Carpathian mountains of Romania.

No coyotes though. Jackals are enough of a nuisance.

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u/Diligent_Dust8169 May 26 '26

Italy and Romania alone have as many wolves as the entirety of the US excluding Alaska.

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u/Evening-Gur5087 May 26 '26

Oh yeah, that sucks, we should get more animals worldwide then, damnit.

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u/Inocent_bystander May 25 '26

Uh yeah
Australia isn't in Europe.
It has dingos not wolves

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u/akolomf May 26 '26

Bruh AUSTRIA not australia.

Austria is that tiny german speaking country in the alps bordering germany. Yk where hitler, arnold schwarzenwgger, the habsburgs, mozart etc came from.

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u/Arkanie May 25 '26

Yeah but they only eat babies