In the real world, a wolverine would probably never meet an emperor penguin in the wild. But in the March Mammal Madness tournament, not only do these magnificent creatures engage in combat, they ...

A rare and native wolverine has been spotted in Northern California for just the second time since they were believed to have gone extinct more than 100 years ago.. A photo of the animal was taken ...

A wolverine was spotted in California. ... But it's been 100 years, and your friend is a furry mammal in the California mountains, and they also can't speak English or go near people.

A trio of rare wolverine sightings in California has been verified by scientists, marking just the second time in a century the animal has been spotted in the Golden State.

As the largest land-dwelling member of the weasel (Mustelidae) family, wolverines live in cold climates across North America and Eurasia. In Canada, wolverine populations are estimated to be more than ...

The Wolverine, often overshadowed by lions and tigers, is one of the most ferocious and fearless predators on Earth. Despite its small size, this animal takes on wolves, bears, and even deer with ...

A wolverine departs successfully fitted with a radio collar. In March 2016, I cracked open the lid of a stout wooden box on Alaska's North Slope and was met with a growl.

A wolverine has been spotted outside its usual roaming range for the first time in more than 30 years, according to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.. The animal, which is the largest ...

Wolverine, which typically weigh from 18-40 pounds and resemble small bears, can travel over 30 miles in a day — so officials said it is "likely" the animal has already moved on from the area ...

An Oregon resident was stunned after a rare wild animal charged down his suburban street in the early afternoon. Willie Gonia, a resident of Eugene, Oregon, saw a flash of fur dart past his house. … ...

Long persecuted alongside other large carnivores, the wolverine (Gulo gulo) probably began its recovery in Norway and Sweden half a century ago, after both countries moved to protect the animal.