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Wolves Roam to New States, Tragedy for One
Last February, a coyote hunter accidentally shot dead what experts thought could have been the state's first gray wolf in nearly 90 years. Now DNA testing of the animal has confirmed that, tragically, it was indeed one of the protected species.
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