Denmark Now Has A Wild Wolf Pack Again — For The First Time In 200 Years

It's been an awfully long time since a wolf pack has called Denmark home — roughly two centuries, in fact. “People were very surprised when wolves first appeared in Denmark, but they are highly mobile and are just as adaptable to (different) landscapes as foxes are,” Aarhus University researcher Peter Sunde told the CPH Post.
Scientists confirm that Denmark has its first wild pack of Gray wolves for the first time in 200 years.