On: "Tame" boar and deer are instinctively adapting to the wolf in the Netherlands

[hbogert]

you have to go back more than 100 years, but fair.

In those 100 years the rest of the environment changed, it's a bit of an experiment right to reintroduce it without having contingency plan if things go wrong, because shooting them if they are too aggressive is not allowed, unless they're marked as 'problem wolf'.

[yorwba → hbogert]

Declaring them a problem and then shooting them is the contingency plan.

[hbogert → yorwba]

One of the criteria to be a problem wolf is to have wandered on a kids playground twice.

I think that's idiotic that the line is drawn only in cases like that

[barrakip → hbogert]

you're arguing in bad faith. That is one of the criteria, but there are others too. And a wolf can qualify on those other criteria alone as well.