Wild Wolves Photographed In Northern California


A family of Grey Wolves has been photographed in Northern California. Other than a lone male that entered the state via Oregon, this is the first time wolves have been spotted in California since 1924! The pack consists of five pups and two adults. Check it out:






The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has photographic evidence of five gray wolf pups and two adults in Northern California.

After trail cameras recorded a lone canid in May and July, CDFW deployed additional cameras, one of which took multiple photos showing five pups, which appear to be a few months old and others showing individual adults. Because of the proximity to the original camera locations, it is likely the adult previously photographed in May and July is associated with the group of pups.

“This news is exciting for California,” said Charlton H. Bonham, CDFW Director. “We knew wolves would eventually return home to the state and it appears now is the time.”

CDFW has designated this group (comprised of two adults and five pups) the Shasta Pack.

Wild wolves historically inhabited California, but were extirpated. Aside from these wolves and the famous wolf OR7 who entered California in December 2011, the last confirmed wolf in the state was here in 1924. OR7 has not been in California for more than a year and is currently the breeding male of the Rogue Pack in southern Oregon.

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  1. cement heads will say it's a dog in a suit

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    1. And footers will have to make comments like this instead of providing proof.

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  2. Dont worry they will be radiated by Fuckushima in no time.

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