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She hit a moose, and the collision actually peeled back the roof of her car. Michelle Higgins didn’t let it stop her from continuing on with her 38 km drive to work - and as it turns out she can’t remember any of it.

The New Brunswick Department of Natural Resources is looking into the possibility that a wolf shot in the province last month might have been held in captivity, maybe even as a pet.

"We are not sure on that 100 per cent for sure, but we have DNR staff working on that,” Minister Bruce Northrup told CBC News on Wednesday.

Wolves were believed to have been hunted to extinction in the province.

But earlier this week, DNA tests confirmed the 88-pound animal shot by a hunter…

The Newfoundland wolf subspecies was not formally described until 1937 by zooligists G. M. Allen and Thomas Barbour, after it had already been led to extinction

CHARACTERISTICS

The Newfoundland wolf was a medium to large wolf up to 5.5 feet long (nose to end of tail) and up to 100 pounds. It was said to be white, with a black stripe down its spine.

EXTINCTIOn

Although hunting, trapping, and vigorous predator control methods were used on the Newfoundland wolf, it…