A recently discovered gray wolf pack is now the second-known family of the endangered species to call the Northern California wilderness home, state wildlife officials confirmed Wednesday. Known as the Lassen Pack, the family includes two adult gray wolves and at least three pups. The family’s arrival comes two years after the first pack of gray wolves was spotted in the area since the 1920s. (California Department of Fish and Wildlife)First clues of a wolf packBiologists first suspected that California could have a new wolf pack last summer and fall. At the time, cameras positioned along remote trails in Lassen County photographed two gray wolves traveling together.

Source: Los Angeles Times July 06, 2017 17:38 UTC