A pack of wolves has become established in the Danish wilderness; one of several recent ‘rewilding’ successes across Europe
A pack of wolves has been sighted in Denmark for the first time since the early 1800s after a female gave birth to cubs this spring.
Male wolves have been spotted in Denmark since 2012, but earlier this year a young female wolf made the 310-mile journey from Germany and joined a male. Video footage captured on farmland in the West Jutland region at the beginning of July shows the family, including up to eight cubs.
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Until the recent revival wolves were last seen in Denmark in 1813, when the last one was killed.
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