“If wolverines have a strategy it’s this: Go hard, and high and steep and never back down. Not even from the biggest grizzly and least of all from the mountain".........."Climb everything ..........…eat everybody, whether alive, dead or long dead---moose, mouse, fox, frog, it’s still warm heart or frozen bones,” writes Doug Chadwick in his book, “The Wolverine Way"............."And how great it is that a recent sighting of a breeding female Wolverine in Washington State indicates the species may be extending their range into the south Cascades"..........“This is showing that Wolverines are able to expand into more of their historic territory, unoccupied since the 1930s"............"Wolverines used to range along the Cascade Crest but today remain exceedingly rare, with perhaps just 25 animals in Washington and only about 250 to 300 in the entire Lower 48"..............."Pound for pound, they are North America's most ferocious carnivore, capable of sniffing out frozen carcasses and tunneling through feet of snow to crack open bones and tear apart even frozen carrion".......... "Their powerful jaws and molars are specially adapted to shear off chunks of rock-hard flesh and bone"............

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Wolverines claw their way back: Breeding ‘gluttonous glutton’ found in Washington’s south Cascades

May 9, 2018; Lynda Mapes-Seattle Times environment reporter

Wildlife advocates are thrilled to document a breeding female wolverine south of I-90 for the first time in modern times. The carnivore is a cherished commando of the forest realm, and a master of its landscape.

This male wolverine is believed to be the mate of the first documented breeding female wolverine south of I-90 in modern times. (Cascades Carnivore Project)

The enlarged teats on this female(below picture) indicate that she is breeding, great news for fans of “Gulo gulo,” the wily wolverine. The photo was taken by a motion-activated camera. (Cascade Carnivore Project)

South of Interstate 90 in Washington State's Cascades(I-90 marked with red line)

I-90 runs across America---Washington State; far left