As a professional wildlife biologist with 20 years of experience working in in Washington State if anyone had walked up to me and said that they saw a wolverine on the outer coast I would have, in all honesty, thought they were bonkers and would have written it off as a misidentification of a river otter, or maybe, and I mean big maybe, a sea otter. A wolverine on a beach in Pacific County is so far out of the norm I still question how it got there. I'm glad they got a picture of it. Truly remarkable. Also green with envy.

Russell

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> On May 28, 2020, at 8:15 AM, Dan Reiff <dan.owl.reiff at gmail.com> wrote:

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> When a woman said she saw a wolverine on a Washington state beach, a wildlife official didn't believe her

> A rare sighting of one of Washington state's elusive creatures was almost not believed.

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> Read in CNN: https://apple.news/AuTKFuQ7TT16DVoY8aq0FJw <https://apple.news/AuTKFuQ7TT16DVoY8aq0FJw>

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> Shared from Apple News <https://www.apple.com/news>

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