(Reuters) – A rare gray wolf has been spotted in the southwest Oregon Cascade Mountains, in a sign that recovering populations of the animal are spreading west more quickly than biologists had expected, U.S. Fish and Wildlife officials said on Wednesday.
Little is known about the wolf, whose blurry image was captured by a trail camera earlier this month, said John Stephenson, a Fish and Wildlife biologist. The camera was set up after state wildlife officials spotted footprints in the area.
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