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Welcome to Wolverine Wednesday! A Wolverine-owned and operated internet publication since 1972 (Probably.)

Tune in on some Wednesdays for fun facts and dumb opinions about nature's most misunderstood shitlord, trickster god, and ... IDK, is it a kind of bear? Skunk? ...Skunkbear? Find out!
A wolverine eating something out of a pizza box
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No facts, just admiration. Look at those arms. LOOK AT THOSE ARMS.

You're gonna get BAPPED.
A wolverine standing on its hind legs with its paws out in front
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OPEN WIDE!

Wolverines actually have a fairly average bite force of about 50psi, yet our jawbone and 38 teeth are immensely strong, allowing us to chew tough frozen tissue and bone no problem!
A wolverine yawning and showing off its teeth
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No fun facts or snarky misinformation today. Just pure photographic proof Wolverines are adorable.
A wolverine sitting down looking at you with puppy eyes
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If you're cold, they're...

Well, they're probably not cold. But you should bring them in, anyway!
A wolverine looking up at the viewer cutely
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It's Wednesday somewhere! (That's how it works, right?)

There's too much upsetty spaghetti on the internetti today. Have a picture of me at the dentist instead!
A wolverine kit getting a health inspection after being anesthetized
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Like all mustelids, Wolverines are intelligent, playful, and feisty. We're not just angry mindless killing machines!

That said, we're also NOT PETS.
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Hey green-thumbs!

Make sure to plant your wolverines 6-8 weeks before the first hard frost, allowing them time to establish roots before winter.
A wolverine on its back in the snow, only its paws visible
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Did you know Wolverines love belly rubs?

... I mean of course we do, who doesn't? We're angry death weasel trickster gods, not monsters.
A Wolverine on its back holding its paws towards the viewer while sticking its tongue out
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Wolverines don't all have the same markings and bright masks, like this wood-eating variant and its ultra rare nightweasel skin that currently goes for $42,069 on the Steam Community Market.
A Wolverine biting down on a piece of wood
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Wolverines are actually quite adept climbers and LOVE trees. That passion is why so many wolverines become real estate agents for squirrels and other critters looking for a new home.

Buy now while rates are low and vacancy high! You won't get another opportunity on your dream arboreal abode!
A photo of a wolverine hugging a tree A photo of a wolverine hugging a tree A photo of a wolverine hugging a tree A photo of a wolverine hugging a tree
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Happy Pawgust!

Wolverines are primarily plantigrade and have five digits on our front and back paws!
A Wolverine on its hind legs showing its paws A Wolverine in its back showing off its hindpaws and 5 toes
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Wolverines have large, broad paws that help them walk on top of the snow.

Unfortunately, those big paws also make it difficult for them to play piano or use keybosrds, so thy spwnd most of thrir free tume pravticing finger postire.
A Wolverine standing on its hind legs with its forepaws held out in front of it A Wolverine standing on its hind legs with its forepaws held out in front of it A Wolverine standing on its hind legs with its forepaws held out in front of it A Wolverine standing on its hind legs with its forepaws held out in front of it
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I went for a walk in prime Wolverine country today, but didn't see any!

This is because Wolverines command territories between 50 and 500 square miles, and this one is MINE.
a dirt path through a boreal forest in Alaska another dirt path through a boreal forest in Alaska some trees and foliage showing the density of the forest I walked through a large patch of devil's club along a dirt path through a boreal forest
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Wolverines are one of the largest mustelids and are very well adapted to the boreal forests of the Northern hemisphere. As you can see by this map, they own all of Canada and Russia but have yet to devise a proper strategy to advance further South into enemy territory. Give it time. We're coming.
A Wolverine climbing a tree and looking at the camera menacingly A map showing the natural territory of the Wolverine, spanning from Alaska through Northern Canada and across Northern Europe and Russia. Not Greenland, though. We think it's pretty there, but there's not really enough good shopping.
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The Wolverine, scientific name Gulo gulo, seen here riding an invisible hoverbike in its natural habitat.
A wolverine mid stride, all four paws off the ground, looking at the camera
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Welcome to Wolverine Wednesday! A Wolverine-owned and operated internet publication since 1972 (Probably.)

Tune in on some Wednesdays for fun facts and dumb opinions about nature's most misunderstood shitlord, trickster god, and ... IDK, is it a kind of bear? Skunk? ...Skunkbear? Find out!
A wolverine eating something out of a pizza box