The article highlights a concerning issue in Romania's Danube Delta region, where the rapid uncontrolled growth of the jackal population has led to a surge in predation attacks, affecting both domestic livestock and wild animals. These attacks have been particularly problematic for sheep and cattle breeders, who struggle to protect their flocks from the cunning predator. The situation has become severe, with jackals causing significant disturbance to the balance of the ecosystem, leading to concerns among industry organizations and farmers alike.