Cameras captured this image that biologists say could be a gray wolf. (CBS)
SISKIYOU COUNTY (CBS SF) — Wildlife biologists believe they have spotted a lone gray wolf in Northern California’s Siskiyou County.
Several cameras captured an image of the wolf last May.
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READ MORE: Atmospheric River: High Winds Topple Trees, Scaffolding in San FranciscoThe gray wolf is on California’s Endangered Species List. Canis lupus was hunted to extinction in the 1920s. Ranchers considered them a threat to livestock.
MORE NEWS: Atmospheric River: Parts of San Mateo County Pummeled with Heavy Rain, FloodingAccording to officials at California Fish and Wildlife, Gray wolves pose little direct risk to humans.
