[Fallen Angel]

Eens een andere topic tussen het constante homo's of moslims bashen.

http://www.hln.be/hln/nl/2661/Bedrei...r-Belgie.dhtml

Wolven rukken op naar België

Het gaat weer wat beter met de wolf in Europa. Sinds de val van het IJzeren Gordijn rukt het dier gestaag op in West-Duitsland, en een roedel is nu zelfs waargenomen in de buurt van Wiesbaden. Het opent perspectieven voor de terugkeer van het roofdier op Belgische bodem. Het is voor zwervende jonge wolven heel gewoon om op een dag 50 kilometer af te leggen.

Wolven zijn mooie en nuttige dieren.
Alleen vind ik dat mensen en wolven nooit vreedzaam hetzelfde territorium zullen delen en zeker niet in België omwille van deze reden:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_attacks_on_humans

In Scotland, during the reign of James VI, wolves were considered such a threat to travellers that special houses called "spittals" were erected on the highways for protection.[3] In France alone, historical records indicate that between the years 1580-1830, 3,069 people were killed by wolves, 1,857 of which were non-rabid.[4]Italian records indicate that between the XV-XIX centuries, 440 people were killed by wolves in central Padania.[5] In Imperial Russia 1890, a document was produced stating that 161 people had been killed by wolves in 1871.[3] During the First World War, starving wolves had amassed in great numbers in Kaunas, Vilna and Minsk and began attacking Imperial Russian and Imperial German fighting forces, causing the two fighting armies to form a temporary truce to fight off the animals.[6] After the fall of the Soviet Union, documents were discovered indicating that a number of wolf attacks had occurred in villages during the Eastern front. This information was apparently suppressed by the Soviet government in order to hide the consequences of the mass confiscation of firearms during the war.

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Attack patterns and methods of attack

A recent Fennoscandian study on historical wolf attacks occurring in the 18th–19th centuries indicated that victims were almost entirely children under the age of 12, with 85% of the attacks occurring when an adult was not present. In the few cases in which an adult was killed, it was almost always a woman. In nearly all cases, only a single victim was injured in each attack, although the victim was with 2–3 other people in a few cases. This contrasts dramatically with the pattern seen in attacks by rabid wolves, where up to 40 people can be bitten in the same attack. Some recorded attacks occurred over a period of months or even years, making the likelihood of rabies infected perpetrators unlikely, considering that death usually occurs within 2–10 days after the initial symptoms. The attacks tended to be clustered in space and time, indicating that human-killing was not a normal behavior for the average wolf, but was rather a specialized behavior that single wolves or packs developed and maintained until they were killed.[24] Records from the former Soviet Union indicate that the largest number of attacks on children occurred in summer during July and August, the period when female wolves begin feeding their cubs solid food. Sharp falls in the frequency of attacks were noted in the Autumn months of September and October, coinciding with drops in temperature which caused most children to remain indoors for longer periods.

Het is slechts een kwestie van tijd voor het eerste slachtoffer valt indien men wolven terug toelaat. Vrouwen en kinderen lopen het meeste gevaar.