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The three-year-old female wolf, known as BEY03F, catchy name, huh, has black fur and reached the mountains north of Santa Clarita around 6 a.m.
Biologists with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife were able to track her using a GPS collar they put on her last spring.
Gray wolves used to live in L.A.
County and much of North America before being extirpated by European settlers.
In California and other parts of the U.S., they're slowly recolonizing ground and are protected in most states under the Endangered Species Act.
Those protections, though, are the subject of an ongoing debate with congressional Republicans and the Trump administration looking to have them removed.
The three-year-old female wolf, known as BEY03F, catchy name, huh, has black fur and reached the mountains north of Santa Clarita around 6 a.m.
Biologists with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife were able to track her using a GPS collar they put on her last spring.
Gray wolves used to live in L.A.
County and much of North America before being extirpated by European settlers.
In California and other parts of the U.S., they're slowly recolonizing ground and are protected in most states under the Endangered Species Act.
Those protections, though, are the subject of an ongoing debate with congressional Republicans and the Trump administration looking to have them removed.
Bubble net feeding is when a humpback whale dives below a shoal of tiny krill or fish and starts to swim in a circle beneath.
It then releases air from its blowhole, creating this ever tightening ring of bubbles that makes its prey gather in tight clusters that are easier to eat.