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Ferocious little animals (2)
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Dec 17, 2007
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Two animals I learned about on the Montana trip 4 months ago (better late than never): Badgers and wolverines. Both are members of the weasel family, are carnivores, and are described as "fiercely territorial". Badgers are about the size of large, stocky cats, growing to be about 2 feet long, weighing 15 lbs, and located in the northwestern part of the country. Wolverines are about the size of medium dogs, growing to be about 3 feet long, weighing 50 lbs, and located in the Rocky Mountains and other cold areas. Contrary to what I had thought, the wolverine is an actual animal, not just a comic book character. And badgers aren't cute, cuddly animals that want to be your friend. I learned this from a guide book, not personal experience. #nature
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