Beware a Wolverine can conceal an other !
http://www.cryptozoology.com/sightin...ow.php?id=2220
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Beware a Wolverine can conceal an other !
http://www.cryptozoology.com/sightin...ow.php?id=2220
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An other what?Originally Posted by galacsi
Maybe it was a baby bigfoot! I thought I saw a "baby bigfoot" once...on closer examination, it turned out to be a black dog.
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In dutch a wolverine is called a 'veelvraat', literally an eats-a-lot.
Last edited by Halcyon Dayz; 2005-Dec-15 at 11:40 PM.
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So that's what they look like.
Kind of like a cross between a ferret, and a racoon.
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and mean
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No kidding. They aren't nicknamed "devil bear" for nothing.
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Except for this:So that's what they look like.
Kind of like a cross between a ferret, and a racoon.
Gulo gulo's head and body length is 65-105 cm and tail length is 17-26 cm. Mass 7 to 32 kg.
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I've seen some pretty big racoons! (Once, in Bellingham WA, I saw one at night I thought was a *pig*.. he was HUGE. Scared the .. stuffing out of me)
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I like these animalsWolverines can even break into canned goods with their sharp canines. Wolverines are supposedly very difficult to trap; when a wolverine finds a trap, it may spring it by turning it upside down or by dropping a stick into it. Wolverines have also been known to carry traps away and bury them deep in the snow.
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Doing a little Googling i just discover a Wolverine is called a Glouton in French . This name is also an adjective meaning "eating too much". And i think the english word GLUTON came from it.
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I'd suggest, though, that the shrew is a better candidate for that name, given that some species of shrew eat... 10? times their own weight every day
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Another problem is that wolverines are members of the weasel family. This means they can produce bad-smelling oil, like skunks but not quite as bad. Generally, anything they don't eat they cover in this oil which makes it smell really bad.
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Some of us bathe regularly.
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Include you??
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Especially me.
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but what do you bathe IN?
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Smelly oil, obviously.
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:LOL: I was going to edit my post to ask that, and warn that answers like "bathtub" or 'lake' would not be accepted
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