A wolf was killed in the Tyrolean village of Arzl im Pitztal after it reportedly attacked and killed six goats on a farm. The local authorities confirmed the incident, noting that no standard shooting orders were in place for the hunting area. Officials emphasized that the removal of 'problem' wolves requires either a specific measure order or an immediate threat to livestock. The carcass of the wolf was examined by an official veterinary officer, and DNA samples were sent for analysis at the Veterinary University of Vienna. The results of the DNA analysis are expected within weeks.
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