From the daily archives: Friday, September 28, 2012
His disappearance prompted worry that something had happened to him-
Legend has it that lone wolves don’t live long if they remain mateless. However, the Associated Press reports that wolf OR7, born in NE Oregon to the Imnaha Pack and then slowly migrating all the way to northern California is still fine. He disappeared, but [...]
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