How did wolves become extinct in Scotland?

Answer 1

Scottish wolves became extinct because they were causing destruction and were an nuisance for farmers. The wolves were then hunted and killed, as years went by wolves began to die out until they were eventually extinct. Since then, no one has seen a wolf in Scotland.

Answer 2

They were hunted to extinction as well as a loss of their natural habitat

although, somewhere in England, somehow there may be one last remaining wolf. lingering, always on the move, but still... a wolf from England.

i think Ive seen a wolf in England

Answer 3

In 1786, the last wolf in Ireland was killed by a farmer, near Mt Leinster in Co Carlow, after it killed one of his sheep.

Answer 4

As a result of losing habitat and clashing with humans, the Himalayan woves are becoming extinct.

Answer 5

They were killed by people who hunted them, and by people who wanted to protect their livestock.

Answer 6

in 1987 in the uk

Answer 7

They where killed out by hunters.

Answer 8

Wolves are not extinct........