INW: Wolves Suspect In Alaska Death

In this 2009 photo provided by the Lake and Peninsula Borough School District, Candice Berner, an Alaska special education teacher, holds up crab caught on a school district outing. Autopsy results announced Thursday indicate Berner, 32, died Monday in an animal attack outside the village of Chignik Lake, Alaska. Based on wolf tracks and other indications at the scene, Alaska State Troopers say Berner likely was killed by wolves but that the kind of animal cannot be determined without additional testing. Story here. (AP Photo/Lake and Peninsula Borugh School District, Alaska)

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Question: Do you expect wolves to kill someone in Idaho some day soon?