Overview
- Baden-Württemberg’s environment ministry says genetic tests verified a wolf as the attacker in both the Schluchsee and Lenzkirch cases.
- Five sheep were found dead in Schluchsee in mid-September, and additional animals were later euthanized due to severe injuries.
- A separate analysis linked a dead calf in nearby Lenzkirch to a wolf, according to officials.
- Authorities have not yet identified which individual wolf carried out the attacks, and forensic investigations are continuing.
- State researchers currently document four resident wolves in Baden-Württemberg with no established pack, noting earlier numbers fell due to dispersal and road collisions.