Wolverine

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“ Wolverines do not hibernate. A wolverine's winter consists of constant wandering. The northern climate leaves little time for "lollygagging" for an animal who must remain active all winter long. There is a constant search for food, interspersed with short rest periods, when their hunger is temporarily abated. Individuals often travel thousands of miles or more in this unrelenting search. ”

An excerpt from Bill Kitzmiller's Kachemak Wilderness Notes.