DNA Tests Reveal Nevada's Suspected Wolves Are Coyotes

Extensive analysis confirms misidentification, resolving wildlife mystery near Idaho border

Scientists used scat and fur samples to identify the animals spotted in March.
The Nevada Department of Wildlife conducted rigorous DNA testing at two independent labs.
Initial excitement stemmed from the rarity of wolf sightings in Nevada.
The department continues to monitor for any future wolf presence in the area.
Nevada's first moose hunting season has been approved as moose migration increases.