e Conservation Project (WSWCP). The goal of this project was to define the limits to the current distribution of wolverines, identify any potential gaps in distribution, and provide a baseline dataset …

Wolverines in North America are more or less a continuous breeding group from the 38th parallel northward. Because of the wolverine's extensive movements, I have used ecoprovinces (Appendix …

There are indications that wolverines may be increasing in California (Grinnell et al. 1937, Ingles 1965, Yocom 1973, 1974, Johnson 1977, Schempf and White 1977, California Department of Fish and …

Wolverines are most easily identified by their pelage that is dark chocolate brown over most of the body with lighter-coloured hair around the forehead and along a lateral stripe extending from the ears or …

Wolverines are stocky and muscular with broad and rounded head, small eyes and short rounded ears. They have a keen sense of smell but poor eyesight. They have reputations for ferocity and strength …

Sep 11, 2021 · Wolverine populations are characterized by naturally low densities in North America. The species is highly territorial, with very little overlap between same-sex adults. Wolverines occupy a …

Wolverines do not have any natural predators that seek them out as prey, however they do compete throughout their huge ranges with much larger carnivores such as wolves, bears and cougar.