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Large predators like wolves and bears were fiercely hunted due to their perceived threat to livestock and human safety. As humans expanded their agricultural practices, these animals were seen as competitors for resources and potential dangers to communities. Additionally, their fur and body parts were valuable for trade and clothing, further incentivizing their hunting. This led to a conflict between conservation and human interests, resulting in the decline of their populations in many regions.

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