Wolf Bram set up in Naturalis, not everyone is happy about it: 'Take me, not him'

The mounted wolf, known as Bram, is now on display at Naturalis in Leiden after being shot last December due to multiple incidents involving humans. The museum hosted a themed day for families, featuring activities related to wolves. However, the event faced protests from Animal Rebellion activists who criticized the museum for celebrating the wolf's death. One protester made a dramatic statement during a lecture, advocating for the wolf's story to be told without displaying its remains. Naturalis' director defended the exhibition as a means to foster discussions about biodiversity and the wolf's return to the Netherlands. There are plans to loan the mounted wolf to another museum in Rotterdam, where it would join other notable animal stories.