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Researchers identify a new pack of endangered gray wolves in California

Por: CBS News Politics August 13, 2023

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Researchers identified a new pack of endangered gray wolves in Tulare County, California, the state Department of Fish and Wildlife  Friday. The new pack was found in Central California's Tulare County – about 200 miles from the nearest pack in Northern California. After receiving reports of wolf sightings in Sequoia National Forest, researchers collected various samples, including hair and scat to be analyzed using genetic testing, the... + full article



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