Scientists capture rare images of wolverine in Sierra Nevada

telegram.com ^ | 14 July 2016

[DUMBGRUNT]

They believe the wolverine is the same one that eight years ago became the first documented in the area since the 1920s.... "When you see them on video, a wolverine is a pretty exciting species to have in California," Stermer said. "With the population we have in California, thinking that we can have a wild wolverine amongst us is pretty amazing. It really begins to restore our larger carnivores back in California."...

[DUMBGRUNT]

GO"Wolverines"

...crippled by Cuban saboteurs and paratroopers were dropped from fake commercial airliners...

[Paladin2]

How ‘bout Badgers?

[Michael.SF.]

I have seen Wolverines in Pasadena several times. They usually look like this:

[dp0622]

I wonder how many pictures of Wolverine we’ll see :)

[Bullish]

[EvilCapitalist]

I prefer Beavers myself. ;)

[gigster]

I guess I can’t claim to be from the Wolverine State anymore then, despite the fact that none have been observed here for many decades.

[dfwgator]

[Paladin2]

MIT Graduate?

[Big Red Badger]

Love me some Badger!

[rdl6989]

This thread just cries out for that photo.

[EvilCapitalist]

Nope. And I ain’t from Oregon either.

[Donglalinger]

[Vince Ferrer]

I have seen one in Colorado. They are supposed to be extinct here, but they are apparently just sneaky.

[dfwgator]

I prefer Beavers myself. ;)

[EvilCapitalist]

Those were the beavers I was referring to.

[dfwgator]

"We don't need no steenkin' Badgers!"

[dfwgator]

Sure you were. ;)

[mollynme]

He looks lonely. Anyone know a nice single lady wolverine they can send his way???

[dp0622]

Nice. On a wholesome board like this :)