Endangered Gray Wolf Illegally Killed
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Endangered apex predator found dead in Oregon, officials say: $30.5K reward offered

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An endangered gray wolf was found illegally killed in Oregon , wildlife officials say.
A combined reward of $ 30,500 is being offered to anyone with information.
The apex predator's body was discovered by wildlife officers March 10 near Sisters .
Gray wolves are federally protected in both Jefferson and Deschutes counties.