Wolverine Gulo gulo

Identification
This stocky carnivore has dark fur and strong jaws. It is known for its strength and endurance.

Location
Extirpated

Size
20 to 40 pounds

Diet
It feeds on carrion and small mammals.

Habitat
It formerly occurred in northern regions.

Activity Period
Year round

Behavior
It is solitary and travels long distances. It was active year round.

Lifecycle
Breeding occurs in winter.

Population
The population is absent in Ohio.

History
It was extirpated due to habitat loss.

Human Interactions
It rarely interacted with humans.

Facts
It is one of the most powerful mammals for its size.

Sources
ODNR NatureServe

Carrion small mammals birds | Boreal forests tundra mountains | Formerly in Ohio

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