Record number of wolf attacks are happening in Calif., but not much can be done to stop them

With an unprecedented number of wolf attacks on California’s livestock in recent years, the state’s Department of Fish and Wildlife is distributing $1.1 million to ranchers who lost their farm animals

Yes, wolves are back in California.

More than a century ago, wolf populations were extirpated largely through the state government’s campaign to kill or trap them to protect livestock. But in 2011, a collared gray wolf became the first confirmed wild wolf to return to California after it crossed the state line from Oregon…

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