Japanese wolf perhaps not extinct, but proof remains elusive

OMACHI, Nagano Prefecture--The Japanese wolf, a species thought to have gone extinct more than a century ago, may still roam the rugged mountain terrain of central Japan--but finding solid proof remains elusive despite a string of “sightings.”

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