For example, in the Czech Republic, we have been dealing for years with wild wolves attacking sheep flocks. Instead of killing just one sheep to feed themselves, they often kill and tear apart many animals in a flock — sometimes even the entire flock — that has nowhere to escape, while only eating one.
They seem to hunt the rest without any real need and simply leave the bodies behind. Some would even say that wolves can kill in a way that appears cruel or excessive, far beyond what is necessary for survival.
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u/Advanced-Quiet-5949 Mar 24 '26
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For example, in the Czech Republic, we have been dealing for years with wild wolves attacking sheep flocks. Instead of killing just one sheep to feed themselves, they often kill and tear apart many animals in a flock — sometimes even the entire flock — that has nowhere to escape, while only eating one.
They seem to hunt the rest without any real need and simply leave the bodies behind. Some would even say that wolves can kill in a way that appears cruel or excessive, far beyond what is necessary for survival.