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Grand Canyon's Lone Gray Wolf Possibly Shot Dead
Conservationists rejoiced back in October when a gray wolf was spotted at the Grand Canyon in Arizona, a hopeful sign that this endangered species was on its way to recovery. But now saddening reports indicate that this lone wolf may have been shot dead Sunday, ending its famous 500-mile (800-kilometer) journey across the West.
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