In recent months, Sweden has been witnessing a surge in wolf attacks, particularly in regions like Blekinge and Skåne, where the local wildlife has posed significant threats to livestock.

The increase in attacks, including several instances where sheep were killed, has prompted authorities to approve protective hunts in an attempt to control the wolf population.

This decision comes amidst growing concerns among residents and farmers over the safety of their animals and the broader implications for local agriculture.

The issue has sparked a debate on the balance between wildlife conservation and the protection of rural livelihoods, with officials urging communities to adapt to the emerging presence of wolves in the area.