THE gray wolf has returned to California after not being spotted for 100 years. There have been 44 gray wolves seen in the West Coast state this year, according to Axel Hunnicutt, the California Department of Fish and Wildlife’s gray wolf coordinator. GettyA wolf howling with the setting sun in the summertime[/caption] GettyThis is a photo of a wolf in the forest which was taken in Yellowstone National Park in 2015[/caption] GettyA gray wolf growls at its prey[/caption] Additionally, 30 wolf pups have been born this year across multiple California wolf packs, Hunnicutt told SFGATE. Wolves from seven packs can be found in nine of 58 California counties. Most of
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