Leaders of the pack
Photo courtesy of Conservation Northwest
Six gray wolf pups were photographed by a remote camera in the North Cascades. Wednesday, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife reported that DNA tests on two adults captured and collared near these pups confirmed that they are wild, gray wolves, marking the first documented sighting in the state since the 1930s.
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Six gray wolf pups were photographed by a remote camera in the North Cascades. Wednesday, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife reported that DNA tests on two adults captured and collared near these pups confirmed that they are wild, gray wolves, marking the first documented sighting in the state since the 1930s.
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