List of wolf attacks

This is a list of significant wolf attacks worldwide, by century, in reverse chronological order.

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2000s

Victim(s)AgeGenderDateType of attackLocationDetailsSource(s)
Adil Ahmad 9 ♂ July 13, 2013 Predatory Kreeri area, Baramulla district, north of Srinagar, India Fatally bitten on the neck. [1]
Aadil Hameed Sheikh 7 ♂ July 13, 2013 Predatory Hail village, northern Kashmir Killed by two wolves. [1]
Mevlüt Özcanlı 80 ♂ June 12, 2013 Hacılar village, near Tortum, Erzurum province, eastern Turkey The wolf killed the 80 years old Mevlüt Özcanlı and also wounded four more people, one of whom was reported to have saved himself from a second attack by climbing a tree. The wolf was shot and killed and its body was sent to a lab for rabies testing. [2]
81 ♀ February 5, 2013 Predatory Badzhuv Rushan, Tajikistan The victim was attacked by multiple wolves early in the morning. Despite intervention from neighbors, she died from a severe injury to the throat. [3]
Aishat Maksudova 56 ♀ November, 2012 Makhachkala, Russia. Russia's province of Dagestan in the North Caucasus Mountains. A lone wolf attacked Aishat Maksudova outside her sister's home in Russia's province of Dagestan in the North Caucasus Mountains. The animal bit the farmer on her arm and her leg and she fell to the ground, crying out for help from other villagers. No one was in earshot. So she reached for an ax she had brought along to repair a fence, and with remarkable aplomb, she hit the wolf over the head several times until his teeth unclenched. The wolf later died. Maksudova has become a hero in the Caspian Sea province that lies east of Chechnya. She was still being treated for her wounds Tuesday at a local hospital after last week's incident. Doctors said she is recuperating well.[4][5]
Abbas Mohammed 5 ♂ September 24, 2012 Predatory Hilla, Iraq The victim was picking berries with five older boys, when a wolf attacked him and tore open his abdomen. [6]
Rukmanna 18 months ♂ August, 2012 Predatory Belur village, Gulbarga, India The victim was left sleeping under a tree as his mother worked in a nearby field. The child was found missing at 16:00, and a search was mounted. The child's skull was found on the morning of August 24 in an area where wolves were sighted. The village had previously reported a non-fatal attack on a five-year-old boy the year before. [7]
Jeffrey Kartsivadze 60 ♂ July 10, 2012 Predatory Zemo village, Shuakhevi District, Georgia [8]
Stanislav Biennale 2 ♂ July, 2012 Predatory Berezino, Ukraine The victim went missing on July 23 during a visit to his foster mother's parents. His hands and head were found on August 1, 500 meters from the village. [9]
Varlam Butskhrikidze 65 ♂ February, 2012 Predatory Vazisubani village, Telavi District, Georgia Found dying of blood-loss in his home from a severed arm. It was later confirmed that the culprit was a wolf.[10]
Four People 77/?/15/30 ♂/♂/♀/♀ June 17, 2012 Predatory Kolmården Wildlife Park, near Norrköping, Sweden The killed victim was a zoo employee who had worked with the Kolmården wolf pack, consisting of eight wolves, for three years. The wolves had previously attacked three other people: in 2007, Swedish TV-profile Arne Weise was knocked over by one, in 2010 a visitor sustained a bite to the arm, and a 15-year-old girl had been bitten on the thigh by one of the wolves a month before the fatal 2012 attack. The zoo operated a policy of "social activities", in which staff members interacted with the animals in order to establish rapport with them. The zoo employee was attacked at 11:00 AM after entering the wolf enclosure alone, and her colleagues only noticed her absence an hour later. Paramedics were unable to reach her on time, as the wolves had surrounded her body. After the attack, the zoo discontinued its "social activities". [11][12][13][14]
Seven people 62/8/? ♀/♂/? March, 2012 Predatory Tengzhou, Shandong, China In addition to the fatal attacks, the wolf involved had injured five other people, including a boy on his way to school. On March 19, the local police tracked the wolf to a wheat field and shot it in the leg, chasing it for 20 km before killing it. The wolf weighed 58.5 kg, and measured 80 cm in height and a metre in length.[15][16][17]
Candice Berner 32 ♀ March 8, 2010 Predatory Chignik Lake, Alaska, USA, 65 miles southwest of Kodiak Berner, a teacher and avid jogger, was discovered dead along a road by snowmobilers, who found Northwestern wolf tracks in the adjacent snow. The Alaska State Medical Examiner ruled that her death was caused by "multiple injuries due to animal mauling." A series of necropsies performed on wolves culled in the surrounding area shortly after the attack ruled out rabies, sickness, or wolf-dog hybridisation as being causes of the attack. The case was notable as being the first fatal wolf attack in North America in which DNA evidence was gathered to confirm wolf involvement. [18]
Adult ♀ February 20, 2009 Predatory Giorgitsminda, Kakheti, Georgia, about 40 kilometres from Tbilisi The victim had been missing for several days before being discovered. Prior to the attack, numerous wolf attacks on both livestock and humans had been reported in the region in the last month. Two weeks before the attack, a woman in the village of Pirosmani suffered serious throat injuries from a wolf attack. [19]
Kenton Joel Carnegie 22 ♂ November 8, 2005 Predatory Points North Landing, Saskatchewan, Canada Carnegie had gone for a walk and didn't return to the geological surveyors' camp where he was working. His body was found partially consumed in an area known to be frequented by four wolves which regularly fed on human refuse. The pathologist who performed the autopsy, testified Carnegie had lost about 25% to 30% of his body mass in the attack, with the top midsection to the thigh having been partially consumed. Although originally the possibility that the culprit was a black bear was not ruled out, a coroners' jury concluded after a two-year inquiry that the attackers had indeed been Northwestern wolves. [20]
Two people Winter, 2005 Khost province, Afghanistan Occurred during what was considered the worst Afghan Winter in over a decade. [21]
Four people Winter, 2005 Naka, Paktia province, Afghanistan Two of the victims were killed during trips to other villages. [21]
Two people Early February, 2005 Muinak district, western Uzbekistan [22]
♂ January 5, 2005 Predatory Village of Vali-Asr, near the town of Torbat Heydariya, northeastern Iran Wolves entering the village seeking refuge from harsh weather attacked an elderly homeless man in front of witnesses. Those witnessing the incident attempted to fight off the wolves, while waiting for police assistance. Police intervention never came, and the victim died. [23]
Three people Winter, 2003 Astrakhan Oblast, Russia [24]
Three shepherds Winter, 2003 Sredneakhtubinsky District, Russia. [24]
John Stenglein 6 ♂ April 26, 2000 Predatory logging camp at Icy Bay, Alaska The nearly 7-year-old John Stenglein and 9-year-old Keith Gamble were playing at the edge of the woods, when a wolf appeared and attacked John. The wolf didn't growl; it just looked at him, John said later. Keith's mother, Teresa Thompson credits their family´s dog with saving the boys. John thinks the dog rushed in to save him too. But the wolf fought off the Labrador retriever and went back after the boys. While the dog and the wolf were fighting, John said, he ran in mud boots about as far as the hospital room door - maybe 20 feet - before the wolf caught him and started biting. John received 19 laceration and puncture wounds on the back, legs, and buttocks, before adult arrived, fought the wolf off and shot it. First he was treated at a Yakutat health clinic and went home to Icy Bay the day after the attack. But two days later, John got really sick, his mother Diane Stenglein said, "He had a fever and said his feet felt like needles". In the Yakutat clinic John's stitches were removed and he was put on antibiotics. Doctors cut away the infected area in the small of his back so it would heal cleanly, the boy's back and legs were covered in bandages.

The wolf was found to have been neither sick nor starving, but in "excellent condition" with good teeth and healthy deposits of fat around its organs. Although a rumor has circulated around both camps that someone had fed the wolf before the attack, but a necropsy of the wolf's carcass found no sign of human food in its stomach

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1900s

Victim(s)AgeGenderDateType of attackLocationDetailsSource(s)
Anand Kumar 4 ♂ 1996 Predatory Banbirpur, India The wolf attacked Kumar while he, his two siblings and his mother were using the open ground for their toilet. When a police search party found the boy three days later, half a mile away, all that remained of the body was the head. [29]
Patricia Wyman 24 ♀ April 18, 1996 Predatory Haliburton, Ontario, Canada Wyman had been hired as a new caretaker of the wolves at the Haliburton Forest and Wildlife Reserve. The five wolves involved in the attack tested negative for rabies, and had been raised in captivity all their lives, but had never been socialized with humans. [30]
60 children March, 1996 Uttar Pradesh, India [31]
Michael Amosov 60 ♂ February 21, 1996 Predatory Hamlet of Bolonitza, Zadrach, Belarus Amosov disappeared while walking to Bolonitza from Zadrach through a forest. A search party followed his tracks and found an area of churned, bloodied snow surrounded by multiple wolf tracks. [32]
55 ♂ December, 1995 Predatory Hvoschono, Belarus The victim was a woodcutter who disappeared while working in a nearby forest. Two days later, a search party found his remains surrounded by wolf tracks. [32]
9 ♀ December, 1995 Predatory Usviatyda, Belarus Disappeared while walking home from school. Her father searched for her and found her head surrounded by bloodied snow covered in wolf tracks. [32]
Adult ♀ October, 1995 Rabid Village south of Voronezh, Russia Fatally bitten on the throat whilst working in a cornfield. The same wolf then bit a mushroom picker, a man working on a beetroot plantation, and a third man, all of which survived. It was subsequently killed by workers armed with pitchforks. The wolf was examined at the Pavlovsk hospital, and found to be rabid. [33]
60 children April 1993 – April 1995 Hazaribagh, India Five wolf packs were thought to be responsible for the attacks. [34]
1995 Predatory Karelia, Russia The fatal attack prompted the organisation of a major hunt, with a prize of $2000 for the hunter who killed the most wolves. [33]
Adult ♀ 1993 Predatory 40 km from Tasmurinsky State Hunting Area, north of Almaty, Kazakhstan Killed and partially eaten. [33]
17 children Late 1985 – January 1986 Predatory Ashta, India. The pack responsible for the attacks consisted of two adult males, an adult female, a subadult female and two pups. With the exception of the pups, which were adopted by Pardhi tribesmen, all wolves were killed by hunters and forest officials.[35]
Adult ♀ June, 1982 Possibly rabid Dubrova, Belarus Discovered in the vicinity of Dubrova village, with bite marks on the face, arms and legs. The same wolf had previously attacked people, cows, goats and a dog in the villages of Berzhelat, Zagornika, and Sventoyansk. It was killed by two hunters after it attempted to charge at them. [33]
Vera Khrapovitskaya/Seruk Maria 23/58 ♀/♀ November 10, 1980 Rabid Piskuni, Postavsky district, Russia The attack occurred at 16:00 PM. Vera was mauled to death defending her geese, while Seruk was killed attempting to save her. The wolf further injured a man attempting to intervene, and was subsequently killed by a crowd of people. [36]
Elderly ♀ 1980 Rabid Estonia [37]
Adult ♀ August 1979 Rabid Sinezerka, Bryansk Oblast, Russia Bitten on the cheek and buttocks. The wolf involved was a rabid female, which had also attacked four adults and an eight-year-old boy. [38]
Javier Iglesias Balbin 3 ♂ July 10, 1974 Predatory Rante, Spain Probably the same wolf as below. It grabbed Balbin, who was sitting beside an elderly woman, and carried him off. His body was found 250m away in a patch of woodland. The wolf was identified as a lactating female. The wolf involved died from eating poisoned bait four days later. The attacks had occurred in a 6 km area surrounding a den with two pups. Although the animal tested negative for rabies, it had a severe parasite infestation. [39]
Jose Tomas Martinez Perez 11 months ♂ July 4, 1974 Predatory Rante, Spain The wolf grabbed Perez, who was lying close to some adults and older children on a field, and carried him through some scrub before letting the dying baby go after being chased by the adults. [39]
77 ♀ May 23, 1974 Rabid Arkadak, Saratov, Russia Died directly of severe injuries to the head and extremities. The wolf involved attack nine other people, who all survived after post rabies exposure treatment. [40]
Three people February 3, 1973 Rabid Aurangabad district, Bihar, India The wolf attacked 12 people and six animals, before being killed by villagers after biting a pregnant woman. All the victims who died had received head wounds.[41]
18 people Adults ♂ Autumn, 1971 Rabid Hindu Kush, Afghanistan All 18 victims were attacked while guarding crops. [42]
Adult ♂ 1961 Rabid Slovakia [43]
Manuel Sar Pazos 4 ♂ June 21, 1959 Predatory Tines village, Castrelo, Spain Pazos was playing with a friend when a wolf attacked him and bit him on the back before chasing the second child. Adults managed to chase the wolf away. Two wolves were subsequently killed in the area in August that year, putting a stop to the attacks.

[39]

Luis Vasquez Perez 5 ♂ June 25, 1957 Predatory Vilare village, Castrelo, Spain Perez was walking along a road with a friend when a wolf, later identified as a lactating female, attacked and killed him. The wolf chased the other boy and approached a 15-year-old girl before being chased off by adults. Perz's body was discovered an hour later hidden in a bush, with bite marks on the head, chest and legs.

[39]

Lidia Tupitsyna 6 ♀ April 12, 1952 Predatory Orichevsky District, Kirov Oblast, Russia Dragged off by a wolf whilst picking berries. [44]
Four people Children 1951–1953 Predatory Oritji, Kirov Oblast, Russia [40]
10 ♀ April 29, 1951 Predatory Tarasovok, Orichevsky District, Kirov Oblast, Russia Killed by a wolf whilst bathing with a friend in a small creek. [45]
3-6 ♀/♀/♂ July/August 1950 Predatory Lebyazhsky District, Kirov Oblast, Russia [45]
Three children Reported in 1950 Predatory Poltava Oblast, Ukraine Killed by multiple wolves. [46]
Svetlana Tueva 8 ♀ November 17, 1948 Predatory Zykov, Nolinsky District, Kirov Oblast, Russia The victim was walking home from school with friends, and was attacked by five wolves, which dragged her about a kilometre into a forest. Only her overcoat was recovered. [45]
Nine children 7-12 July–August 1948 Predatory Darovskoy District, Kirov Oblast, Russia [45]
Adult/Adolescent ♀/? December 1947 Predatory Kirov Oblast, Russia The victims were killed by a large, male wolf near the Kirov railway's Suna station. The wolf had previously bitten and scratched 13 people over the course of a month. When finally killed, it was found to be 138 cm in body length, and was very emaciated. A bundle of woman's hair was found in its stomach. The wolf was thought to have become a man-eater due to being unable to catch ungulates, and was likely used to scavenging human corpses during the war. [46]
Veniamina Fokina 13 ♀ 1947 Predatory Rusanov, Khalturinsky District, Kirov Oblast, Russia [45]
Anna Mikheeva 16 ♀ 1947 Predatory Rusanov, Khalturinsky District, Kirov Oblast, Russia Wolves attacked the victim and her mother near Chernyabevij village. After killing her, the wolves dragged her into a forest. Following her blood trail, villagers first discovered her blood-stained dress, then her body, which was found to be partially eaten, and with a broken neck. [45]
14 people Children Summer, 1946 Predatory Kolchinsky, Malinsky and Savinsky localities, Kaluga Oblast, Russia [47]
Child July 14, 1946 Predatory Red Warrior settlement, Kaluga Oblast, Russia [47]
Pimma Molchanova 5 ♀ May 8, 1945 Predatory Shilyavo, Nemsky District, Kirov Oblast, Russia The victim was attacked whilst washing galoshes by a stream with a seven-year-old friend. Villagers followed her blood trail and found her body 500 metres away with injuries to the throat and the thigh muscles partially eaten. [45]
Maria Berdnikovu 17 ♀ April 29, 1945 Predatory Golodaevshchina, Kirov Oblast, Russia The victim was grabbed by the throat whilst working with her sister 50 metres from their cattle yard. Despite intervention from villagers, the wolf dragged her toward a forest, letting go about 200 yards into the forest. The same wolf killed a lamb the next day, and was thought to have lost its fear of humans because of a lack of hunters in the village since 1944. [48]
10 people Mainly children 1945–1947 Predatory Vladimir, Kirov Oblast, Russia See Kirov wolf attacks. [40]
Valya Starikova 13 ♀ September 21, 1944 Predatory Golodaevshchina, Kirov Oblast, Russia The victim was carried into a forest. Only pieces of her shoes were recovered. [48]
Two people Adult/7 ♀/♀ Summer, 1944 Predatory Dubniaki, Mari El, Russia The woman and her granddaughter were killed by wolves whilst picking berries in the Mari-Solinsky forest. The bodies were covered with dark bruises, and one of the victim's throat was torn out. [47]
22 people 3-17 1944–1950 Predatory Kirov, Kirov Oblast, Russia See Kirov wolf attacks. [40]
Child ♂ 1943 Rabid Wainwright, Alaska [30]
Adult ♂ 1942 Rabid Noorvik, Alaska [30]
3 ♀ 1940s Predatory Near Bytosh railway station, Kaluga Oblast, Russia Killed whilst picking flowers. [49]
Five people Children July–August, 1937 Predatory Tymoszewicze and Hryniewicze villages, Belarus The attacks were perpetrated by two wolves, which acted during daylight hours near human habitations. [50]
Ten people 1924 Rabid Kirov, Kirov Oblast, Russia Killed by two rabid wolves, which bit another ten people who survived. [51]
Ben Cochrum, Fur trapper Adult ♂ 1922 Manigotogan, Manitoba, Canada Using tracks and remains of his bones, clothing, and belongings among those of many wolves north of Fisher River on Lake Winnipeg, investigators found evidence of an extended battle in which Cochrum had killed eleven wolves. He shot seven wolves and killed four more using his rifle as a club before succumbing. The Appleton Post-Crescent [52]
Adult ♀ February 10, 1918 Predatory Châlus, France Killed and eaten near victim's house. [53]
8 ♀ January 27, 1914 Predatory Les Cars, France Throat torn out by wolves near the border of Les Cars forest. [53]
Lavabre ♂ 1912 Predatory Alrance, France Killed and partially eaten by wolves near Nazareth in the forest of Lagast. [53]

1800s

Victim(s)AgeGenderDateType of attackLocationDetailsSource(s)
25 people 1897–1914 Rabid Seven different counties, Poland [50]
205 people 1896–1897 Predatory Kirov Oblast, Russia [54]
10 people 1896–1897 Predatory Vologda Oblast, Russia [54]
18 people 1896–1897 Predatory Kostroma Oblast, Russia [54]
One person 1896–1897 Predatory Arkhangelsk Oblast, Russia [54]
Nine people 1896–1897 Predatory Yaroslavl Oblast, Russia [54]
8 ♂ 1880 Predatory Uusikirkko, Karelia (then part of Finland) [55]
Child ♀ 1880 Predatory France Throat torn out by a wolf in a barn. [53]
22-35 people Children 1879–1882 Predatory Åbo, Finland The attacks were committed by a mated pair of wolves. As the attacks progressed, hunters from Russia, Lithuania and the Finnish army contributed to the effort in stopping them. The attacks ended after a female wolf was shot in January 1882, and a male 12 days later. [55]
Nine people Children 1877 Tammerfors, Finland [50]
160 people 1875 Russia [56]
21 people 1875 Kurland, Latvia [57]
L. Laurens 62 1 March 1873 Predatory Meyrueis, France "Eaten by a wolf". [53]
0 ♂ 1863 Predatory Saint-Amant-de-Bonnieure, France The newborn's body was found in a forest, with the upper body eaten by wolves. [53]
12 ♀ 1859 Predatory Eurajoki, Finland [55]
Marie Bourret Adult ♀ August 25, 1857 Predatory Châteauneuf-de-Randon, France Killed and eaten by wolves, along with her daughter (see below). [53]
Bourret 10 ♀ August 25, 1857 Predatory Châteauneuf-de-Randon, France Died along with her mother from a lacerated leg. [53]
Child ♀ 1850 Predatory Luz-la-Croix-Haute, France Killed and eaten by a wolf whilst searching for rope in a granary. [53]
376 people 266 adults/110 children 1849–1851 Russia [56]
Ten people children Autumn, 1847 Predatory 20 km from Shuya, Russia The wolf involved was a female, which had previously killed four other children the previous June (see below). [54]
Four children 4/8/6/9 ♂/♀/♀/♀ June, 1847 Predatory 20 km from Shuya, Russia The wolf's first victim was a four-year-old boy. It then "tore to pieces" an eight-year-old girl, who was picking berries with two friends. A few days later, it killed a six-year-old girl in front of her mother. It later carried off a nine-year-old girl in the presence of several workers tending fields. [54]
21 people One adult and 20 children 1839–1850 Kimito, modern Russian Karelia [57]
3 people Children 1836 Kimito, Finland [57]
Nine people One adult woman and eight children January 1831 – summer 1832 Predatory Kaukola, Kareila, Finland [57]
7 ♂ July 9, 1824 Predatory Saint-Mary, France "Eaten by a female wolf." [53]
6 ♂ May 31, 1824 Mszaniec village, Bieszczady Mountains, Poland [50]
14 months ♂ May 19, 1824 Predatory Les Pins, France "Eaten by a wolf." [53]
Ertmann, Joseph Fuge adult/46 female/male March 15, 1823 Rabid Mönsdorf village, near town of Rössel, East Prussia (today Mnichowo, Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship, Poland) Around 5.30 AM the wolf first crossed the yard of farmer Joseph Fuge (* July 15, 1776, in Mönsdorf), then attacked and injured in the immediate neighbourhood both an adult women (Katramski) at her little house and a pig, thereafter in the vicinity another adult women (Ertmann) as well as a cattle and farmer Lingnau, who had tried to help. When Fuge armed with an axe arrived in order to fight the wolf, he himself was attacked and injured. Other farmers arrived and killed the wolf fighting with Fuge and held by him to the ground. Immediately after the attacks the four victims were treated by medical doctors in the nearby town of Rössel. On April 15, Ertmann, who had been injured most seriously, showed symptoms of hydrophobia and died. On April 30, Fuge showed symptoms of hydrophobia too; he died on May 3 at 1 AM at his home. [58]
Pierre Clausse 3 ♂ September 7, 1821 Predatory Théding, France Dragged off and eaten by a wolf in the canton of Almeth. Only a portion of his leg, a shoulder, two ribs, and his intestine were recovered. [53]
Dubois 6 ♂ June 26, 1821 Predatory Saint-Estèphe, France Killed at 8:00 am whilst tending pigs with three older boys. Despite fierce resistance, the victim was dragged off and killed in a wheat field. [53]
12 people 3.5-19 December 30, 1820 – March 27, 1821 Predatory Gysinge, Gästrikland, Sweden The wolf in question had also attacked 15 other people, who survived. It is thought that the wolf had previously been kept in captivity for 3–4 years before escaping. With the exception of a 19-year-old woman, all fatal attacks were directed against children between the ages of 3.5-15. The wolf was subsequently shot. [55]
50 people 1820 Estonia [59]
4 July 11, 1819 Predatory La Ferté, Jura, France "Caught and eaten by a wolf." [53]
19 people 1819 Węgrów, Poland [50]
Jean Baron 3 ♂ January 16, 1818 Predatory Billy-sur-Oisy, France Dragged off by a wolf from a nearby wood whilst walking with a friend, 200m from the village of Chamoy. His head was discovered days later in a bush. [53]
François Talaron ♂ February 23, 1818 Predatory St. Martial, France Body found eaten by wolves in the mountains of Accens. [53]
4 ♀ June 30, 1817 Predatory Near Clamecy, France Killed along with an older boy (see below) while tending livestock. [60]
6 ♂ June 30, 1817 Predatory Near Clamecy, France Killed along with a younger girl while tending livestock. [60]
Child 1817 Predatory Charentenay, France Killed by a wolf, initially misidentified as a hyena. [60]
Jean-Baptiste Vigne 7 ♂ August 15, 1817 Predatory Sainte-Cécile-d'Andorge, France Dragged off from outside his house and consumed. Only his lower intestine and parts of his clothing were recovered. [60]
Jean Castanet 9 ♂ August 11, 1817 Predatory Lamelouze, France "Devoured". [60]
Anne Vaudry 6 ♀ August 11, 1817 Predatory Rahon, France Killed and eaten by a wolf described as being the size of a calf. [60]
8 ♂ July 29, 1817 Predatory Montpont-en-Bresse, France Killed and eaten by a wolf, despite vigorous defence from victim's father. The female wolf involved was identified as belonging to a non-local race, probably from the alps. The fact that it was about to whelp could have been an explanation for its behaviour. [60]
Alexis-Félix Chat 10 ♂ September 11, 1816 Predatory Gravières, France "Devoured" by multiple wolves. [60]
Jean-Louis Barre 7 ♂ October 10, 1816 Predatory Chamborigaud, France [60]
Étienne Notet 13 ♂ October 17, 1816 Predatory Surgy, France Ambushed and killed by a wolf whilst tending his flock with his older brother at 4:00 AM. [60]
Pierre Noireau 19 ♂ September 21, 1816 Predatory Asnières-sous-Bois, France Attacked and strangled by a wolf lying in ambush in a haystack at 2:00 AM. The wolf dragged him for 10-12 yards before the attack was interrupted. The victim subsequently died of his wounds in Dornecy. [60]
Child May 10, 1816 Predatory Brèves, France Third victim of a man-eating wolf, which claimed its victims between the Nièvre and the Yonne. A three-year-old female wolf was subsequently killed on July 16, and was found to have human hair in its digestive tract. [60]
9/10 ♀/♀ May 10, 1816 Predatory Brèves, France Two girls killed by a female wolf (see above). [60]
10/10 ♂/♂ October 22, 1815 Predatory Fontenay-sous-Fouronnes, France Two boys killed by a wolf. [60]
Françoise Courtet 10 ♀ October 11, 1815 Predatory Festigny, France Killed in the presence of an eight-year-old girl, with whom she was picking acorns. The girl stated that the victim was killed by a greyish-white animal, with big ears and a large tail. [60]
Rose Rainard 6 ♀ August 8, 1815 Predatory Courry, France Dragged off by a wolf. Only her head, entrails, and three ribs were recovered. [60]
Cécile Trial 12 ♀ June 20, 1815 Predatory Les Vans, France Throat torn out. [60]
Rose Coste 7 ♀ May 9, 1815 Predatory Malbosc, France Killed and eaten by a wolf at 6:00 AM, in front of her house. [60]
December 6, 1814 Predatory Chaingy, France Two victims of the beast of Orléans, which injured eight others. [60]
Marie-Anne Cribier 14 ♀ December 5, 1814 Predatory Huisseau-sur-Mauves, France [60]
Marie Domergue 30 ♀ November 20, 1814 Predatory Saint-André-Capcèze, France Attacked and killed by a wolf, which consumed her breasts and entrails. [60]
Anne Robert veuve Comte 38 ♀ October 14, 1814 Predatory Aujac, France "Devoured by a wolf". [61]
Frédéric Comte 4 ♂ October 28, 1814 Predatory Les Vans, France [61]
Child September 3, 1814 Predatory Blannay, France Attacked by a wolf, and died shortly after. [61]
Child September 3, 1814 Predatory Sermizelles, France [61]
Child September 1, 1814 Predatory Malbosc, France [61]
Child September 1, 1814 Predatory Aujac, France [61]
Rose Figeire 4 ♀ September 1, 1814 Predatory Ponteils-et-Brésis, France Dragged off by a wolf in front of her house. Only her head and some bones were recovered. [61]
François 6 ♂ August 28, 1814 Predatory Malons-et-Elze, France "Devoured by a wolf". [61]
Adult ♀ July 14, 1814 Predatory Saint-Cyr-les-Colons, France Killed and eaten by a "furious" wolf. [61]
8 ♀ June 31, 1814 Predatory Saint-Moré, France Killed and eaten by a wolf, which had injured two other children on the same day. [61]
8 ♀ May 26, 1814 Predatory Voutenay-sur-Cure, France Dragged off and consumed by a wolf. The same animal had knocked over and bitten a 16-year-old girl on the same day. [61]
Rose Henriette Dumas 7 ♀ October 22, 1813 Predatory Saint-André-de-Cruzières, France Killed and partially eaten in a wood. [61]
Joseph Gadilhe 14 ♂ September 8, 1813 Predatory Banne, France Killed and eaten by a "wolf-like" animal. [61]
Marie Rose André 7 ♀ August 22, 1813 Predatory Concoules, France Killed and partially eaten. Her body was discovered with the head and an arm missing. [61]
Child ♀ June 29, 1813 Predatory Morey, France [61]
Adult ♀ June 29, 1813 Predatory Percey-le-Grand, France Eaten by wolves. Only her feet were discovered. [61]
Charbonnet 12 ♀ June 28, 1813 Predatory Cult, Haute-Saône, France Killed and eaten by a wolf whilst guarding her flock with her mother. [61]
Cardot 10 ♀ June 25, 1813 Predatory Chancey, France Killed and eaten whilst gathering herbs near her village between 7:00-8:00 AM. [61]
Jean-Baptiste Nicolas 7 ♂ May 30, 1813 Predatory Sénéchas, France Died from multiple wolf bites. [61]
Catherine Figeire 11 ♀ February 6, 1813 Predatory Ponteils, France "Devoured". [61]
Marie-Rose Hours 9 ♀ January 22, 1812 Predatory Malbosc, France Died from multiple wolf bites. [61]
Augustin Coulomb 8 ♂ January 8, 1813 Predatory Sainte-Marguerite-Lafigère, France Eaten by a wolf. Only the victim's head was recovered. [61]
Joseph Pialet 3 ♂ December 30, 1812 Predatory Malbosc, France Dragged off by a wolf in front of his father's house, and was recovered with his throat torn out. [61]
Marie Dairès 9 ♀ November 21, 1812 Predatory Malons-et-Elze, France Killed by three wolves whilst protecting her flock. [61]
Pierre-Victor Albaric 4 ♂ November 19, 1812 Predatory Vialas, France Killed and eaten by a wolf, leaving only the victim's head and a few bones. [61]
Joseph Auziol 13 ♂ October 29, 1812 Predatory Malbosc, France Killed and eaten by a wolf near his house. [61]
Marie Chat 3 ♀ October 28, 1812 Predatory Gravières, France Killed and eaten by a wolf near Albourniès, close to her home. [61]
Jean Placide Hours 6 ♂ October 26, 1812 Predatory Malbosc, France "Devoured." [61]
Cyprien Marcias 10 ♂ October 21, 1812 Predatory Concoules, France Killed by an "enormous" wolf. [62]
François Marcy 7 ♂ September 8, 1812 Predatory Les Vans, France Killed and eaten near his home. His head, arms, legs and buttocks were found buried in a pit. [62]
Child August 14, 1812 Predatory Near Mailley, France Throat torn out by wolves whilst walking home. [62]
13 ♂ January, 1812 Predatory Crozon, France [62]
Louis Herpeux 14 ♂ October 11, 1811 Predatory Québriac, France Dragged into a forest by a large wolf. [62]
Isaac 5 ♂ September 22, 1811 Predatory Concoules, France Killed by a wolf, which left only the victim's head, heart and liver. [62]
Jaques-François Claudinot 10 ♂ September 15, 1811 Predatory Aujac, France [62]
Pierre André 5 ♂ August 25, 1811 Predatory Concoules, France Killed by a wolf, which left only the victim's head, heart and liver. [62]
Child July 3, 1811 Predatory Vezet, France [62]
Child July 3, 1811 Predatory Arbecey, France [62]
Three people Children April 14, 1811 Predatory Near Ponteils, France [62]
Jean-Baptiste Blanc 6 ♂ March 24, 1811 Predatory Saint-André-Capèze, France Killed by wolves whilst defending his flock. [62]
9 ♀ February 15, 1811 Predatory Clairefontaine, France Attacked by a wolf near the outskirts of a wood. The wolf severely mutilated her, and she survived after only half an hour of being rescued by her parents. [62]
Victoire Polge 7 ♂ October 6, 1809 Predatory Génolhac, France Only the victims rags, some bones and head were recovered. [62]
Jean Almeras 5 ♂ October 2, 1809 Predatory Ponteils, France Killed and eaten by a wolf whilst guarding his flock. Only some bones remained. [62]
Adélaïde Simon 9 ♀ June 10, 1809 Predatory Sénoncourt, France Killed by a wolf whilst guarding her flock. [62]
10 ♂ June 3, 1809 Predatory Amance, France Killed and partially eaten by a wolf whilst tending livestock with two friends. [63]
Antoine Fleurot 19 ♂ March 28, 1809 Predatory Saint-Léger-Vauban, France Killed and partially eaten. [63]
Child ♀ 1807 Predatory Cugnet, France Killed and partially eaten. [63]
Two children ?/11 July, 1807 Predatory Near Beauvais, France [63]
4 ♂ June 24, 1807 Predatory Yssingeaux, France Taken in front of his mother, dragged 50 feet away and eaten. [63]
Vitaux 8 ♂ June 13, 1807 Predatory Sacy, France Almost completely eaten by starving wolves. [63]
Child June, 1807 Predatory Near Beauvais, France The victim was killed by a wolf, which seriously injured another child. [63]
4 ♀ July, 1806 Predatory Saint-Géry, France Partially eaten in front of her parents' house. [63]
Berthe 12 ♀ July 1, 1801 Predatory La Chapelle-Saint-André, France Eaten by a wolf that injured several other children. [63]
Midrouillet 14 ♂ June 30, 1801 Predatory Colméry, France [63]
Gayeux 14 ♀ June 17, 1801 Predatory La Chapelle-Saint-André, France Eaten by a wolf whilst tending his flock. [63]
Coignet 12 ♀ June 15, 1801 Predatory Menou, France Eaten by a wolf whilst tending her flock. [63]
Jean Aimard 10 ♂ June 13, 1801 Predatory Oudan, France Eaten by a wolf whilst tending his flock. [63]
Jean Paisan 5 ♂ June 12, 1801 Predatory Varzy, France Eaten by a wolf whilst tending his flock. [64]
Madeleine Champy 10 ♀ May 25, 1801 Predatory Varzy, France Killed and eaten by a wolf termed "greyhound" or "morning wolf". [64]
c. 6-8 ♀ December 28, 1800 Predatory Sørum, Akershus, Norway [55]

1700s

Victim(s)AgeGenderDateType of attackLocationDetailsSource(s)
Julien Child ♀ July 7, 1799 Predatory Veyreau, France [64]
Graille Child ♂ July 7, 1799 Predatory Veyreau, France [64]
Pierre-Jean Mauri 6 ♂ June 23, 1799 Predatory Veyreau, France [64]
François Nante 10 ♂ November 4, 1797 Predatory La Tranclière, France Eaten by wolves. [64]
5 August 18, 1797 Predatory Viliers-sur-Loir, France Eaten by wolves, which infested the outskirts of Montoire. The attack prompted a large-scale hunt for the animals. [64]
Jean Delpuech 7 ♂ September 10, 1796 Predatory Pleaux, France Throat torn out by a wolf near the "Dix-Maisons" section at 10:00 AM. [64]
8-10 people Children May 4, 1796 Predatory Donzy, France [64]
Marie Angélique 4 ♀ May 17, 1795 Predatory Morteau, France Victim's hair was found in a wolf's stomach. [64]
Maupin 9 ♂ November 11, 1793 Predatory Perrancey, France Throat torn out and eaten by an animal, confirmed to be a wolf by eyewitnesses. [64]
Aubin Charles 12 ♂ October 7, 1793 Sacquenay, France Died from blood-loss from a wolf bite. [64]
Nicolas Roth 6 ♂ September 1, 1793 Predatory Selongey, France Eaten near the Saint-Anne chapel. [64]
Anne Claude Berthiaux Child ♀ June 20, 1793 Predatory Thervay, France Killed by a wolf on the way to Bussière. [64]
Maria Antonia Rimoldi Child ♀ August 22, 1792 Predatory Mazzo, Northern Italy. Attacked while sitting under the shade of a walnut tree. The attack was seen by numerous witnesses, who drove the wolf off. Rimoldi died the following day from her injuries. The wolf responsible was likely the same one in the nine cases described below. It was ultimately caught in a pit on September 18, and killed outside Porta Vercellina in Milan. [65]
Giuseppa Re 13 ♀ August 21, 1792 Predatory Bareggio, Northern Italy. Attacked while gathering wood in the Chiappa Grande wood. Her partially eaten body was later found 600 yards from the attack site. [65]
Anna Maria Borghi 13 ♀ August 16, 1792 Predatory Groana di Barlassina, Northern Italy. Attacked along with a friend while tending her flock. The wolf fatally grabbed her by the throat, but was driven off by a nearby peasant. [65]
Regina Mosca 12 ♀ August 11, 1792 Predatory San Siro, Northern Italy. Killed while picking herbs with other children. The wolf was driven off by people alerted to the children's screams. The same wolf later attacked a young boy in Boldinasco, but was driven off by an adult. [65]
Giovanna Sada 10 ♀ August 4, 1792 Predatory Arluno, Northern Italy. Attacked while tending her flock with other children. The wolf grabbed her by the chest, dragged her a short distance then ate her throat. [65]
Domenico Cattaneo 13 ♂ August 3, 1792 Predatory Assiano, Northern Italy. Dragged off by a wolf while tending his flock with other children. His remains were found days later in Cazzarate wood. [65]
Antonia Maria Beretta 8 ♀ August 1, 1792 Predatory Senago, Northern Italy. Attacked while tending her flock. Despite being rescued, she died shortly after from deep wounds to the throat. [65]
Giuseppa Saracchi 6 ♀ July 10, 1792 Predatory Boundary between Cascina Piobba and Corbetta, Northern Italy. Attacked while walking with her sister. Her body was discovered half a mile away from the attack site. [65]
Carlo Oca 8 ♂ July 8, 1792 Predatory Limbiate, Northern Italy. Grabbed by the throat by a wolf while tending his flock with other children. He was dragged into a nearby wood, and was discovered later partially eaten. [65]
Giuseppe Antonio Gaudenzio 10 ♂ July 4, 1792 Predatory Cusago, Northern Italy. The victim, a cowherd, returned home without the cow he had been instructed to guard. His father sent him back to retrieve it, and he did not return home. His remains and bloodied clothes were discovered a few days later. [65]
Anne Court 25 ♀ June 19, 1788 Predatory Les Adrets-de-l'Estérel, France [64]
François 8 ♂ June 26, 1788 Predatory Plan de la Tour, France Killed and eaten during the night near the bastide of Guigonet. [64]
Dominique Pierruguès 11 ♂ June 6, 1788 Predatory Callas, France [64]
14 ♂ April 1, 1788 Predatory Brie, France Pulled down and eaten my a "monstrous" wolf. [66]
10 1788 Predatory Castelnau-de-Brassac, France Attacked in full daylight by wolves, and died subsequently from sustained injuries. [66]
Child ♂ August 29, 1787 Rabid Saint-Marcel, France Torn apart by a rabid wolf. [66]
Adult ♂ September 25, 1786 Predatory Rabouillet, France Attacked near his cabin by five large wolves. [66]
Two men Adult ♂/♂ 1785 Predatory Mirebeau, France Killed by wolves previously unknown to the area. [66]
Geneviève Gauthier 62 ♀ August 29, 1785 Predatory Baule, France Throat torn out by a wolf which had been terrorising the area for 5–6 months. [66]
Louise Angélique Sainson 18 ♀ June 22, 1785 Predatory Meung-sur-Loire, France [66]
Madaleine Fournier 40 ♀ March 11, 1784 Predatory Houssay, France Attacked on February 28 by a starving female wolf, which partially ate her head. [66]
Jeanne Crosnier 60 ♀ February 28, 1784 Predatory Houssay, France [66]
37 ♀ June 11, 1784 Predatory Vouzy, France Strangled and eaten. [66]
10 ♂ April 15, 1783 Predatory Montsauche, France Dragged off by a wolf into a nearby forest whilst guarding his flock with two other boys. His body was found with tooth marks on the throat. [66]
Benoîte Branchu 13 ♀ October 13, 1777 Predatory Cormaranche-en-Bugey, France [66]
Philibert Martinaud 3 ♂ October 9, 1777 Predatory Ruffieu, France [66]
3 September 16, 1777 Predatory Dramely, France Dragged off by a wolf, despite the efforts of the victim's parents to intervene. The body was discovered 200 feet away from the village, with the head, thorax and arms missing. [66]
Françoise Combet 4 ♀ August 6, 1777 Predatory Hautville-Lompnes, France [66]
Jean-Baptiste Flamier 7 ♂ July 23, 1777 Predatory Arinthod, France Seized by a wolf and dragged into a wheat field. His body was found with the belly and chest torn open, with cuts to the head. [66]
Benoît Janin-Tivolet 9 ♂ June 13, 1777 Predatory Hauteville-Lompnes, France Fatally bitten on the throat. [66]
Marie-Claudine Marillier 4 ♀ April 2, 1777 Predatory Charchilla, France [66]
Marchon Child February, 1776 Predatory Valfin-sur-Valouse, France Partially eaten by a wolf. [67]
Claude Joseph Comte 5 ♂ November 11, 1776 Predatory Vescles, France [67]
Joseph Charpillon 7 ♂ September 4, 1776 Predatory Vescles, France [67]
Claude-Marie Perrot 8 ♀ August 22, 1776 Predatory Légna, France [67]
Jeanne-Louise Robert 7 ♀ June 17, 1776 Predatory Le Balme-de-Siligny, France Died from multiple wolf bites [67]
13 ♂ May 11, 1776 Predatory Onoz, France Killed and eaten by wolves. [67]
17 people Children 1773 Predatory Arinthod, France [67]
Isabelle Le Deuff 9 ♀ August 13, 1773 Predatory Melgven, France Killed and eaten by an animal thought to have been a starving female wolf. [67]
8 ♀ August, 1773 Predatory Rosporden, France Carried off by a wolf. Her bones were discovered alongside the skull of an older person. [67]
Jean-Baptiste Leroy 7 ♂ May 20, 1772 Predatory Saint-Ay, France The victim's remains were found by the Loire. Tracks indicated wolf involvement. [67]
Nicolas Guillaumé 4 ♂ December 4, 1772 Predatory Paucourt, France [67]
Adult ♂ October, 1771 Predatory Near Forges-les-Eaux, France Torn apart by wolves, which left his head and leg. [67]
Child ♂ September 23, 1770 Predatory Charleval, France [67]
Child ♂ September 22, 1770 Predatory Auzouville-sur-Ry, France Saved from a wolf by other children, but died from his injuries. [67]
11 ♀ September 21, 1770 Predatory Saint-Aignan-sur-Ry, France Throttled to death by a wolf nicknamed "hare wolf". [67]
Mulot 8 ♂ September 13, 1770 Predatory Charleval, France Killed by a white female wolf with pups. The attack spurred several rumors, including that the animal was a werewolf, a Jesuit or a witch. [67]
Passeleur 6 ♀ September 8, 1770 Predatory Saint-Denis-le-Thiboult, France [67]
7 ♂ September 8, 1770 Predatory Ry, France Dragged off by a wolf nicknamed "hare wolf". The victim's father followed the animal's tracks, and found his son's body with the throat, chest, stomach and ribs eaten. [67]
14 people November 21, 1765 Rabid Orio Litta, Northern Italy. The perpetrator was a female wolf from the woods of Adda. It bit 16 people, as well as several dogs and horses, before being suffocated to death by a man and his nephew. Its body was dissected by a medic in Milan, who confirmed that it had been rabid. [65]
113 people June 1764 - June 19, 1767 Predatory Gévaudan, France. A singular or pair of abnormal wolves killed 113 people. In total there were 210 attacks. 49 people were wounded. The attacks finally stopped after a man named Jean Chastel shot an over sized wolf with unusual coloration. See also Beast of Gévaudan [68][69]
Nils Nilsson 8 ♂ January, 1763 Predatory Västergötland, Sweden [55]
Antonio Selva 65 ♂ August 15, 1747 Rabid Mottalciata, Northern Italy Bitten on the head by a rabid wolf. [65]
Margherita Cracco 12 ♀ August 26, 1738 Predatory Salussola, Northern Italy. [65]
Maria Lozia 14 ♀ June 29, 1738 Predatory Salussola, Northern Italy. [65]
Maria Azeglio 12 ♀ October 10, 1737 Predatory Salussola, Northern Italy. [65]
Angela Maria Badone 12 ♀ September 4, 1737 Predatory Massazza, Northern Italy. Killed while grazing her flock. Her head and a few bones were found a day later. [65]
Caterina Messerano 11 ♀ July 5, 1737 Predatory Benna, Northern Italy. Killed while grazing her flock near a wood. [65]
Angelica Maria Francesca Baijs 8 ♀ October 13, 1736 Predatory Massazza, Northern Italy. The victim was picking legumes with other children near her house, when a wolf carried her off into a nearby wood. A man and his son managed to force the wolf to abandon the victim, though she had by then succumbed to deep wounds on her throat. [65]
Anna Caterina Barbero 12 ♀ July 11, 1732 Predatory Salussola, Northern Italy. [65]
Domenica Pozzo 13 ♀ Holy Saturday, 1732 Predatory Zimone, Northern Italy. [65]
Maria Borri Piombin 14 ♀ April 27, 1732 Predatory Benna, Northern Italy. [65]
Anna Maria Ferrero 6 ♀ April 14, 1732 Predatory Roppolo, Northern Italy. [65]
Margherita Noé 6 ♀ March 30, 1732 Predatory Salussola, Northern Italy. Torn apart by multiple wolves. [65]
Domenica Maria Rodda 4 ♀ March 27, 1732 Predatory Cavaglià, Northern Italy. Died from bite wounds to the face and belly. [65]
Borta Johansdotter 12 ♀ August 3, 1731 Predatory Dalsland, Sweden [55]
Margherita Garrone 8 ♀ 1730 Predatory Cavaglià, Northern Italy. Killed and partially eaten near her home. [65]
Bartolomeo Perazzone di Zimone 9 ♂ September 18, 1729 Predatory Cavaglià, Northern Italy. Killed whilst tending his flock. His head and arm were all that remained. [65]
Caterina Cabrio 2 ♀ July 10, 1729 Predatory Cavaglià, Northern Italy. Partially eaten. [65]
Giuseppe Cabrio 10 ♂ July 7, 1729 Predatory Cavaglià, Northern Italy. [65]
Giovanni Battista Giaretti 12 ♂ June 25, 1729 Predatory Cavaglià, Northern Italy. Killed whilst tending his flock. [65]
Jon Ersson 9 ♂ January 6, 1728 Predatory Värmland County, Sweden Likely the same wolf as below. [55]
Jon Svensson 4.5 ♂ December 17, 1727 Predatory Värmland County, Sweden [55]
Two shepherds Adults April 29, 1711 Rabid Ronca, Northern Italy. Died from rabies after fighting and killing a wolf attacking their flock. The wolf itself came from the woods of Oglio al Tinazzo, and bit over 100 head of livestock throughout the fields of San Lino del Belvedere and San Giovanni a Longe. [65]
Annunciata Maria Almasio 7 ♀ September 9, 1705 Predatory Rebaù, Gorla Maggiore, Northern Italy. Body found partially eaten. [65]
Maria Campascina 65 ♀ August 28, 1705 Predatory Rebaù, Gorla Maggiore, Northern Italy. Killed while working in a field. [65]
Anna Maria 9 ♀ March, 1705 Predatory Gorla Maggiore, Northern Italy. Killed and eaten near her house. [65]
16 people 1704 Predatory Varesotto, Northern Italy. [65]

See also

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