Unique footage shows family of eight wolves trotting past a wildlife camera

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A wildlife camera has caught all eight members of a wolf pack which has made the Veluwe national park its home in an unprecedented joint appearance.

Wildlife monitoring organisation Zoogdierenvereniging, which installed the camera, said the footage shows that of the nine cubs born in 2019 and 2020 seven are still alive. That means that food is plentiful, the organisation said.

The presence of wolves in the Veluwe national park, which is now home to two families, is controversial.  National park director Seger Emmanuel baron van Voorst tot Voorst has said the park is too small too sustain more than a handful of wolves.

Others have welcomed the return of the wolf which had been extinct in the Netherlands for 150 years. Wolven in Nederland, which promotes a ‘conflict free’ reintroduction of the wolf, says the wolves’ territory depends on the availability of food.

https://www.dutchnews.nl/news/2021/01/unique-footage-shows-family-of-eight-wolves-trotting-past-a-wildlife-camera/

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Aww. I'm so happy their populations are starting to recover everywhere.