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Du kan ju inte jämföra med Indien.
Ursprungligen postat av Strong Khram
Några tillförlitliga uppgifter från Ryssland har jag nu inte lyckats få tag på. Det betyder ju inte att det inte förekommer vargatacker i ryssland. Det skrivs ofta om vargatacker i ryska lokaltidningar t.ex. Hur mycket av detta som är verkliga vargatacker kan jag inte svara på. Säkert skrivs också mycket strunt i dessa tidningar.
Här fanns lite om barn som tagits av varg i indien. Säkert är att de flesta av dessa fall (åtminstone förut) inte dokumenterats.
http://www.wolftrust.org.uk/a-wkp5-linnell-results.html
Child Lifting: Whereas the number of predatory attacks in Europe has greatly abated in the last century, predatory attacks are reported sporadically in newspapers in India today. These attacks, on small children, are colloquially dubbed child lifting.
Child lifting can be traced back at least to the 19th century, but only in the last few years has it been investigated in the field by scientists. According to Rajpurohit (1999), wolves do not often attack children, but some attacks can be severe. In Bihar State sixty out of 80 children from 63 villages were attacked and killed by wolves from 1993 to 1995.
Another severe episode, reported by Jhala et al (1997), was when 76 small children from more than 50 villages in Uttar Pradesh, central north India, were attacked during seven months in 1996. Over fifty of the children died. The victims tended to be from the poorest class of people: over half had only a mother to care for them, and children outnumbered livestock, which by necessity were more highly valued and guarded than children.
In these situations many wolves are eliminated as a response to try to halt the killings.
Man bör ju också komma ihåg att de flesta sidor som behandlar vargen på internet är mycket positivt inställda till vargen.
Här fanns lite om barn som tagits av varg i indien. Säkert är att de flesta av dessa fall (åtminstone förut) inte dokumenterats.
http://www.wolftrust.org.uk/a-wkp5-linnell-results.html
Child Lifting: Whereas the number of predatory attacks in Europe has greatly abated in the last century, predatory attacks are reported sporadically in newspapers in India today. These attacks, on small children, are colloquially dubbed child lifting.
Child lifting can be traced back at least to the 19th century, but only in the last few years has it been investigated in the field by scientists. According to Rajpurohit (1999), wolves do not often attack children, but some attacks can be severe. In Bihar State sixty out of 80 children from 63 villages were attacked and killed by wolves from 1993 to 1995.
Another severe episode, reported by Jhala et al (1997), was when 76 small children from more than 50 villages in Uttar Pradesh, central north India, were attacked during seven months in 1996. Over fifty of the children died. The victims tended to be from the poorest class of people: over half had only a mother to care for them, and children outnumbered livestock, which by necessity were more highly valued and guarded than children.
In these situations many wolves are eliminated as a response to try to halt the killings.
Man bör ju också komma ihåg att de flesta sidor som behandlar vargen på internet är mycket positivt inställda till vargen.
Där har ju folk skövlat skogen, djurens hem och bosatt sig där. De lever ju praktiskt taget i djurens revir och bokstavligt talat granne med dem. Inte konstigt att folk dör. Dödas inte förresten fler folk av elefanter än vargar i Indien? Var jävligt glad att ni inte har några elefanter där borta i Finland.
