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Operation to Locate the She-Wolf "Aspasia" that Bit Two Children in Halkidiki - How Does She Avoid Traps, Where Will She Be Transported - iefimerida.gr

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In the dense forest of Mount Itamos, above Neos Marmaras in Halkidiki, among the pines and firs that cover its slopes, the she-wolf "Aspasia" lived until recently with her partner. While they were securing their food in the mountains, the pair of wolves did not come into contact with humans. However, when food in the mountains began to become scarce, the survival instinct led Aspasia and her partner closer and closer to inhabited areas, causing …

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In the dense forest of Mount Itamos, above Neos Marmaras in Halkidiki, among the pines and firs that cover its slopes, the she-wolf "Aspasia" lived until recently with her partner. While they were securing their food in the mountains, the pair of wolves did not come into contact with humans. However, when food in the mountains began to become scarce, the survival instinct led Aspasia and her partner closer and closer to inhabited areas, causing …

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After the attacks, an organized plan was put into place to locate and capture the two wolves, with the participation of the Forest Service and specialists from the organization "Kallisto"

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In the dense forest of Mount Itamos, above Neos Marmaras in Halkidiki, among the pines and firs that cover its slopes, the she-wolf "Aspasia" and her "groom" roamed until recently. As long as they secured the

Investigations are being conducted with drones, crews and experts from "Callisto"

An operation is underway to capture the she-wolf “Aspasia”, which attacked and bit two children from Serbia in Neos Marmaras, Halkidiki. The operation involves the Forest Service and experts from the environmental organization “Kallisto”. The she-wolf lived with a male wolf on Mount Itamos, but the difficulty of finding food led them to […] The article Halkidiki: Drones and traps are used to search for the she-wolf that bit two children – “Aspas…

The bear "Aspasia" and her "brother-in-law", after searching for food in the Itamos forest, descended to Neos Marmaras, where she bit two children. Now, plans are being made to capture and transport her to a special area.

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