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oldbow - March 12, 2010 05:01 PM (GMT)
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Teacher killed by wolves in Alaska, police say
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20100312/...us_alaska_wolf

By Yereth Rosen Yereth Rosen – 1 hr 53 mins ago

ANCHORAGE, Alaska (Reuters) – A schoolteacher found dead this week near a remote Alaska village was probably killed by wolves, Alaska State Troopers said on Thursday.

The fatal attack could be the first on U.S. soil in more than 50 years. Attacks by wild wolves, rather than wolves kept as pets, are extremely rare, numbering no more than a handful a decade, mostly in Canada and Russia.

Candice Berner, a 32-year-old teacher and avid jogger who traveled to several rural schools in Alaska, was found dead on Monday along a road near Chignik Lake, a Native Alutiiq village about 475 miles southwest of Anchorage.

Snowmobilers found her severely mauled body in a pool of blood and multiple wolf tracks in the snow, according to officials. The State Medical Examiner said the cause of death was "multiple injuries due to animal mauling."

Chignik Lake locals had expressed fears about wolf sightings in the area, state troopers said. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game plans a special meeting to hear their concerns.
State troopers said there were no records of deadly wolf maulings in Alaska. Bruce Woods, spokesman for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, said fatal attacks are extremely rare worldwide

YukonJack - March 13, 2010 03:50 AM (GMT)
Good thing you put this up. We may have never known about it otherwise... ;)

Just Kidding.

Yeah this wolf situation has got to be rectified. I know it is, unofficially, already. But something needs to be done about the wolf huggers (I'd like to see them try to actually hug a wolf!) controlling the 'management' (lack thereof) of this lethal predator.

I can just see the responses now: "She shouldn't have been running there. It's really her fault"

ARCHERY N GUNS - March 13, 2010 04:12 PM (GMT)
QUOTE (YukonJack @ Mar 12 2010, 11:50 PM)
Good thing you put this up. We may have never known about it otherwise... ;)

Just Kidding.

Yeah this wolf situation has got to be rectified. I know it is, unofficially, already. But something needs to be done about the wolf huggers (I'd like to see them try to actually hug a wolf!) controlling the 'management' (lack thereof) of this lethal predator.

I can just see the responses now: "She shouldn't have been running there. It's really her fault"

WELL you posted yours in the wrong area....Mr moderator :blink:

Airborneguy - March 13, 2010 04:34 PM (GMT)
My friend in Alaska told me the real deal. She was killed by wolves, but she wasn't out running for exercise. She was on a date with a mystery man who went by "J-R" and when she finally couldn't take anymore (reports are that it took only 4 minutes), she ran off into the wilderness in fright.



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