By james art 
Keystone
The wolf threw himself on A13 on Misox on Wednesday morning and caused turmoil. The big carnivorous failed to leave the national road of San Bernardino due to wildlife protection fences. Police and players were located to help the wolf.
The wolf on the road was reported around 8am, as explained the Cantonal Police Cabinet in Grabuen at the request of Keystone-SDA news agency in response to Radio SRF traffic reports. The emergency services then opened all the passages in the fence of the wild to allow the animal to leave the national road again.
The wolf has been repeatedly spotted on the road between Mesoko and Pianeta San Giacomo until 10 am, after which the animal left, police spokesman Marcus Walser said. The large carnivorous is the same danger along the way as other animals. “We already had deer and even a donkey on the highway, but now it was a wolf,” Walser said.
This is only the second time the wolf has deviated on the A13, which runs right through Grabundon. In 2022, an adult male wolf was crowded on A13 near Landquart GR. The animal probably entered the road through a highway exit.
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