adult female wolverine Comparison Table

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adult female wolverine comparison table

Subject weigh scavenge have breeding season defend food against have gestation period have length breed suckle attack kill by has part have distribution make nest of eat give birth in have name in French live under have picture be active have colour have temperament is a kind of make sound have habitat have scientific name lick have Order name give birth to have have Family name

adult wolverine 6.6-16.2 kg carcasses left by wolves and bears April to September wolf or grizzly bear 865-1070 mm wolves, porcupines, humans stout, muscular body northern Canada as far north as Ellesmere Island grass and leaves roots, berries, mice, ground squirrels, birds' eggs, baby birds, fish, beavers, porcupines, moose, caribou, mountain goats, carrion carcajou fallen tree, upturned root, rocky crevice, low tree bough in the day and at night glossy dark brown with two pale buff stripes on the shoulders and flanks pugnacious, curious, bold and strong wolverine bark, growl, hiss boreal forests, tundra, alpine tundra Gulo gulo Order Carnivora Family Mustelidae

female mammal babies mammal live babies

adult female wolverine 6.6-14.8 kg carcasses left by wolves and bears April to September wolf or grizzly bear 7-8 months 865-932 mm when she is 2 years old babies intruders to her nest when her babies are young wolves, porcupines, humans northern Canada as far north as Ellesmere Island grass and leaves roots, berries, mice, ground squirrels, birds' eggs, baby birds, fish, beavers, porcupines, moose, caribou, mountain goats, carrion March and April carcajou fallen tree, upturned root, rocky crevice, low tree bough in the day and at night glossy dark brown with two pale buff stripes on the shoulders and flanks pugnacious, curious, bold and strong female mammal bark, growl, hiss boreal forests, tundra, alpine tundra Gulo gulo her babies' tummies after feeding to aid digestion Order Carnivora live babies one breeding period per year Family Mustelidae

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Subject	weigh	scavenge	have breeding season	defend food against	have gestation period	have length	breed	suckle	attack	kill by	has part	have distribution	make nest of	eat	give birth in	have name in French	live under	have picture	be active	have colour	have temperament	is a kind of	make sound	have habitat	have scientific name	lick	have Order name	give birth to	have	have Family name
adult wolverine	6.6-16.2 kg	carcasses left by wolves and bears	April to September	wolf or grizzly bear		865-1070 mm				wolves, porcupines, humans	stout, muscular body	northern Canada as far north as Ellesmere Island	grass and leaves	roots, berries, mice, ground squirrels, birds' eggs, baby birds, fish, beavers, porcupines, moose, caribou, mountain goats, carrion		carcajou	fallen tree, upturned root, rocky crevice, low tree bough		in the day and at night	glossy dark brown with two pale buff stripes on the shoulders and flanks	pugnacious, curious, bold and strong	wolverine	bark, growl, hiss	boreal forests, tundra, alpine tundra	Gulo gulo		Order Carnivora			Family Mustelidae
female mammal								babies														mammal						live babies
adult female wolverine	6.6-14.8 kg	carcasses left by wolves and bears	April to September	wolf or grizzly bear	7-8 months	865-932 mm	when she is 2 years old	babies	intruders to her nest when her babies are young	wolves, porcupines, humans		northern Canada as far north as Ellesmere Island	grass and leaves	roots, berries, mice, ground squirrels, birds' eggs, baby birds, fish, beavers, porcupines, moose, caribou, mountain goats, carrion	March and April	carcajou	fallen tree, upturned root, rocky crevice, low tree bough		in the day and at night	glossy dark brown with two pale buff stripes on the shoulders and flanks	pugnacious, curious, bold and strong	female mammal	bark, growl, hiss	boreal forests, tundra, alpine tundra	Gulo gulo	her babies' tummies after feeding to aid digestion	Order Carnivora	live babies	one breeding period per year	Family Mustelidae