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Toughest animal in the boreal? A wolverine—kihkwahahkew in Cree—sits tight in a spruce tree after being driven off a moose kill by wolves. A wolverine can hold its own against a single wolf, but when a pack surrounds it it’s time to leave. They are one of my favorite mustelids (weasels) and look like a cross between a badger and small bear. . I’ve been fortunate over the decade I’ve been working on the Hudson Coast to see nearly a dozen wolverine doing everything from feeding on kills to hunting

The elusive and mysterious wolverine is one of North America’s most ferocious and fascinating predators—surviving in extreme alpine and arctic environments, wolverines are able to kill prey 10 times their size! Join veteran Expedition Leader Brad Josephs as he leads us into the wild world of wolverines. | Natural Habitat Adventures

Meet the wolverine – a tenacious predator that can roam up to 500 square miles of rugged alpine terrain, larger than many national parks. Built for deep snow and high peaks, this fearless scavenger plays a critical role in mountain ecosystems by breaking down carcasses, which helps prevent the spread of disease and returns essential nutrients to the soil. Wolverines face threats from habitat loss and climate change, making their survival increasingly precarious. Protecting these elusive animals