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    Wolverine mystery: Researchers scour California high country, but rare creature remains elusive

    LOS ANGELES — O wolverine, where art thou? Two months have passed since the creature was last seen roaming the California wilderness, vexing scientists who are working to track down the rare specimen. According to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, there were eight reports of the animal over a two-week period, with the last on May 27. All reports came from the High Sierra region ...
    by Jeremy Childs, Los Angeles Times Jul 29, 2023 2 minutes
    The California Department of Fish and Wildlife confirmed multiple sightings of what is believed to be the same wolverine in May, but the creature hasn’ t been seen since.

    LOS ANGELES — O wolverine, where art thou?

    Two months have passed since the creature was last seen roaming the California wilderness, vexing scientists who are working to track down the rare specimen.

    According to the California Department of Fish and Wildlife, there were eight reports of

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