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    Große Raubtierpopulationen in ganz Europa (Karten der Europäischen Kommission)

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    2. Wooden_Grocery_2482 on

      Man I spent so much time alone in nature thinking “we don’t have anything more dangerous than a tick” and this whole time it turns out we have permanent bear and wolf populations in my country LV

    3. Low_Atmosphere6462 on

      A brown bear is an omnivore, not a carnivore. It eats both plant material (berries, roots, nuts) and animal matter (fish, insects, small mammals, carrion).

    5. Nervous_Squirrel_ on

      Huh they have Wolverines in Europe? Never knew thought it was a North American animal.

    6. nahuman on

      The fifth one is the golden jackal, for anyone else who didn’t recognize the silhouette.

    7. irregular_caffeine on

      If you wonder why finnish lapland has no big predators, the locals shoot them (sometimes legally) to protect their reindeer herds

    10. BiscottiExcellent195 on

      to add some numbers to the bear map, in europe without russia there are 17000 to 20000 bears, from which 8000 to 13000 are in romania

    12. Die_Steiner on

      The fact that the Apennine Wolf has made a massive comeback is always a source of joy to me.

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