https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/dedicated-schoolgirl-identifies-japanese-wolf-specimen-hiding-amid-museum-collection-encouraged-to-publish-scientific-paper/
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this one includes video of our wolf neurodivergent
https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/news/20240228_07/
also is this even impressive? of course it's a japanese wolf. it's a wolf and it's in japan. what the frick else would it be?
anyway
whiteasian womenfrickeat dogs so i guess it's not surprising she'd be the one to spot itJump in the discussion.
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If only they explained in the first paragraph.
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According to the article, they have been extinct for over a century and there are only 4 (taxidermy?) specimens believed to be left. The girl identified it in the museum where they had a bunch of taxidermied animals. I do not think the museum knew what it was.
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