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- Wolf population in Denmark surged from under 10 in 2020 to nearly 100 today, after being absent for 200 years.
- Attacks on sheep rose dramatically in parallel, from 78 in 2021 to 1,285 last year, despite official protection of wolves.
- Author argues that inaction—like only suggesting more fences—allows the problem to worsen, and shooting wolves should be permitted.
- Copenhagen legalized overnight sleeping in parks, leading to foreign vagrants setting up camps, causing hygiene and safety issues.
- Police refusal to act due to ideological reasons (not criminalizing homelessness) has degraded public spaces and neighborhood quality.
- Author concludes that both situations require decisive action: shooting out-of-control wolves and deporting vagrants who take over public areas.