In ideal conditions with no hunting and trapping, wolverines can muster a population growth rate of about 1.1. That means that after replacing their parents, only one new wolverine for every 10 ...

"I, and I think most other wolverine researchers, sincerely believe that unrestricted trapping for wolverines is going to be a mistake, and we're going to end up in a very bad situation in another ...

Wolverine #8 is the 400th issue of Wolverine solo comics, and Marvel has hyped up the huge changes to Wolverine’s past the ...

The trap is a three-foot-tall ... We were hoping they had been made by a wolverine, one of the most elusive and least understood mammals in North America. Up to four feet long and 40 pounds ...

Continue reading to discover everything you need to know about the wolverine’s diet, from his they hunt and trap prey, and of what their prey typically consists. Wolverines are opportunistic ...

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bears and wolves retreating from their kills at a wolverine's approach. Unfortunately, in the contiguous United States, these tough scavenger-predators are barely holding on. Trapping and habitat loss ...

The wolverine is best known for unpleasantness ... Wolverines were once relatively common in the contiguous United States, but trapping and habitat loss have shrunk populations to just 300 ...

I jerked back in surprise. Tom Glass checks a camera trap for images of wolverines, Alaska. In those early days of the Wildlife Conservation Society Arctic Wolverine Ecology project, studying ...