Not-so-big-bad wolves return to German village, as does
tourism3/2/2013 Having a big wolf at your door in the east
German region that spawned the Brothers Grimm is no longer a bad
thing. Wolves were nearly extinct in Germany by the mid-19th
century, but now a protected species, they've made a comeback.
Especially near the tiny town of Reitschen, where 13 of the 19
packs registered in the country reside. Though livestock have
fallen prey to the animals, Rietschen — aka Wolf Town — has
benefited recently from wolf-tracking tourism. Attacks on humans
are unlikely — the last was 13 years ago. Sightings are rare,
meaning the closest most folks get is, well, stepping in
something. [Source] Click to see more on msnNOW.com, updated 24
hours a day. Are you afraid of wolves?