Wolf Attack in Sörmland Claims 26 Sheep in a Single Night
A wolf attack in Sörmland has led to the deaths of 26 sheep, with 19 still missing.
- • 26 sheep killed or euthanized in a wolf attack in Sörmland, Sweden.
- • 19 sheep are still missing following the attack.
- • The County Administrative Board confirmed it was a wolf attack after inspecting the scene.
- • Uncertainty about the involvement of one or multiple wolves remains.
Key details
In Sörmland, Sweden, a recent wolf attack has resulted in the tragic death or euthanization of 26 sheep, occurring in a rural area between Flen and Sparreholm during the night leading up to August 25, 2025. Local authorities have confirmed the nature of the incident as a wolf attack after an investigation of the scene, where it was determined that 19 sheep remain unaccounted for following the attack.
Markus Södling, a wildlife officer from the Södermanland County Administrative Board, noted that it is unclear whether a single wolf or multiple wolves were responsible for the attack, emphasizing the presence of wolves in the area. This incident marks a significant loss for local livestock farmers and raises concerns about wildlife interactions in the region.
This article was synthesized and translated from native language sources to provide English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
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