Recently, a lone wolf has frequently appeared near James Bay, a downtown area in Victoria, canada's capital of British Columbia.
People familiar with Victoria know that some of the most important attractions in Victoria are located there, including the bay, the Parliament Building, Picken Hill Park, the ferry pier, the lighthouse and so on.
This adult lone wolf travels through the neighborhood from time to time, causing panic among the people.
Wolves are social animals, and such a lone wolf frequently haunts the downtown area, making many people worry about the safety of their children and pets.
Bc Conservation has repeatedly reminded nearby people not to approach and follow the lone wolf, keep the child away, and put the pet on a leash.
(Source: BCCOS)
The origin of the wolf is also strange, and the BC Conservation Office believes the wolf came from the nearby island of Discovery Island, but Discovery Island and Victoria are separated by the sea, and it is not clear how it was able to cross the sea to the city.
The good news is that BC Conservation said they had managed to capture the wolf on Sunday afternoon.
Bc Conservation says it's a mature, healthy male wolf.
After an assessment, BC Conservation said the wolf was suitable for release and was moving it to an undisclosed wilderness location for release.