Wolf Bites Woman in Hamburg, Germany

0:00It's March 31st, welcome in. This is Canada News today, where local news meets AI. A wild wolf bit a woman in a busy shopping spot in Hamburg, Germany, marking the first known attack on a human since the animals returned to the country back in 1998 after 150 year absence. Firefighters rush her to a hospital that Monday evening near Autona Station, west of the city center, though details on her injuries or condition haven't come out yet. Later that night, cops hauled the same wolf from the bin and ulster leg downtown after sightings popped up around town. This stray, likely wandered in from the suburbs over the weekend, a young one hunting for its own turf in the big city chaos. Experts say wolves usually steer clearer folks and pets, but urban stress probably pushed it over the edge. No word on exactly what sparked the bike, but the wolf's now chilling in an enclosure on the outskirts. Meanwhile, farmers across Europe are fed up with wolves hitting livestock hard. Germany just greenlit

1:01easier rules last week to take out problem wolves. Following Europe's shift to loosen protections, keep an eye on how the city slicker wolves shake things up as they spread.