For those of you not following the mammalwatching Facebook group then here is some incredible footage of a Wolverine taking on a Caribou. Holy crap! I will be a lot more nervous next time I am hiking in Wolverine country. Has anyone heard of any attacks on people?
Jon
21 February 2019. Betsukai–Cape Notsuke Lighthouse, Hokkaido Prefecture, Japan This species retains spots into adulthood, an evolutionary process known...
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A new report from Sjef Ollers, who is just back from a successful trip to Finland. Finland, 2015: 6...
Well oldish anyway … Murray Lord let me know that the really excellent 2008 guide to the Mammals of...
I just spent a week in Central Honshu. Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park (the place where you can see Japanese...
Bear and wolf – captured by Finnish photographer Lassi Rautiainen in Finland.
An interesting article: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/speaking-of-science/wp/2017/03/07/one-of-the-worlds-rarest-whales-has-been-caught-on-film-for-the-first-time/
Wolverine Photography Trip Report – Royle Safaris A Royle Safaris wolverine photography tour to Finland trip report with mammal...
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In some areas wolverines specialize on hunting caribou/reindeer in winter. They’ve been known to take down moose, too. But I know of only one attack on a human and the animal was cornered: it sneaked into a hunter’s cabin and bit the hunter when he returned from the forest and opened the door.