There are many reasons as to why gray wolves should be removed from the Yellowstone National Park. Ranchers and farmers are adamant about wolves being removed from the Park because wolves attack their livestock and can easily kill humans. In April 1996, the Nez Pearce pack was released in to the wild, but individuals strayed away and they lost pack unity. This resulted in the wolves killing cattle and sheep and two had to be shot. …showed first 75 words of 1194 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1194 total…change how the wolves think so they don't come near the farming land. The debate over the reintroduction of the wolves into Yellowstone National Park is just one part of a world wide debate over how humans live with predators. The sooner humans learn that predators should not be threatened and should be acknowledged as an important part of the world ecosystem the easier it'll be for people and predators to live side by side.