| Author | Illustrator | Publisher |
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| Allen Niptanatiak | Patricia Ann Lewis-MacDougall | Inhabit Media |
Fascinating facts about a very reclusive member of the weasel family.
If you’ve ever seen a wolverine in the wild you have been exceptionally lucky. They are solitary hunters and avoid humans if possible. Learn about the wolverine’s range and diet, how it hunts and how it has adapted for survival. Fun fact. Because of their smelly musk they are sometimes called stink bears. Beautifully illustrated survey of an interesting animal written by an Inuit hunter and trapper.
Questions:
- What kinds of fur do wolverines have?
- What is a baby wolverine called?
- Do wolverines have any predators?
- Can wolverines climb trees?
- What is wolverine fur used for and why?