As per recent reports, it has been found that a dead female wolf was found at the side of a road in Netherlands. The body was found near the village of Luttelgeest that is situated in the north side of the Netherlands. A number of assumptions were made with regards to its death.
An investigation was carried out by a group of researchers from the Leiden natural history museum Naturalis and from Wageningen University. They have cleared that the wolf was not killed anywhere and intentionally been dumped on roadside.
As per them, the wolf had probably come from Eastern Europe to Netherlands on its own. It might have got killed after being hit by a car. While carrying out the investigation, study researchers have found that the wolf pellets.
It has been said by the researchers that the last meal of the wolf appeared to be a beaver. "As ecologists, we do not think it odd the wolf came here under its own steam because we know they can walk enormous distances", said researchers.
The investigation has not ended as researchers have been trying to know how the wolf came to the Netherlands. It was in 1869 when a wolf was seen in the Netherlands.
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