This is not France that we would see this! In August, in the Hautes-Alpes, a wolf was found injured in a collision and was placed in a veterinary clinic for treatment. The prefecture has already announced that if the wolf survives, it will not be released, but placed in a zoo ... Another country, another mentality early 2014, Italy, two cubs were found dying (injuries + scabies) by hikers. They were supported by a care center. Having fully recovered, he was naturally released into the wild equipped with small cameras that can be discovered through their eyes not their first release. Impossible not to draw parallels between the two stories ... one side of the Alps releasing his wolves in the wild, and on the other side they are locked up for life! google translated https://youtube/watch?v=7QVg4ZLElks#t=62 here the side: After several examples of wolves wounded, treated and released into the wild, Italy shows once again a very different approach from that of France on the role of wild animals and the efforts made for their conservation. Moreover, these Italian examples show that it is possible, contrary to the view of the prefect of the Hautes-Alpes stating that when a wolf had had contact with the man, he would not be releasable because too soaked. ferus.fr/actualite/en-italie-deux-louveteaux-ont-ete-soignes-et-remis-en-liberte
Posted on: Thu, 09 Oct 2014 18:49:39 +0000
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