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A wolverine (Gulo gulo) hunts for small mammals in a high elevation meadow, Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness, Montana.
My hiking partner and I stood on a small granite knob to the side of the valley, resting for a moment in the afternoon light and taking off the packs for a minute. We arrived at this point after having been off-trail in the mountain wilderness for 15 miles. Our route led over several passes, up and down drainages that were first choked with downed logs in the forest, and were then transformed by elevation into rock-strewn, twisted heights. Prior to this point, we saw zero mammalian wildlife save the regal Least Chipmunk and the scolding Chickaree Squirrel. There were plenty of deer, elk, and moose tracks and lots of fresh scat, and we also noticed several places in which elk had bedded down the previous night. We must appear oblivious to them, since they were all able to avoid us for many days.
As we stood plotting a route across the stream and consulting the map once more to re-affirm the path we wanted out of the meadow, this thrilling animal moved with singular purpose into view. It pounced into hollows near the stream looking for rodents to eat, and it dug furiously into one of the stream banks. It was unclear whether the effort resulted in a meal due to the angle of observation. It then crossed the meadow, and as it did, it would sometimes leap into the air and pounce with its front paws, similar to what I have seen coyotes and dogs do when hunting rodents. It ultimately leapt across the stream, hunted along another bank, and then it climbed up a granite shelf and disappeared from view amongst the rocks and low vegetation. We stood for awhile just gibbering about the probability and luck involved in us being there to watch and photograph. The wolverine didn't bother to look at us once, though I have no doubt it knew we were there and immediately pegged us as doofuses.
This photo is an extreme crop due to a stripped-down camera setup for backpacking, and I admit is of poor quality. However, I never thought I would see this species in the wild, let alone photograph it, so I decided to post it anyway. The essence of wilderness cannot be more absolutely defined than by the presence of the wolverine.
Picture of a figurine of Wolverine.
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Taipei, Taiwan.
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The Fatal Siren once again proves deadly in her Rockabilly/Betty Page Wolverine Mash Up.
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I got the original Wolverine fig so I thought I’d make an X-men version (and an extra).
From L to R:
Wolverine (X-men): a version I’ve seen multiple people make. Kinda wish I had Superboy’s legs.
Wolverine (X-men Origins: Wolverine): Just a little extra with his original claws. I came up with this combo ages ago except I used the Quicksilver head.
The evolution of Wolverine's costume.
Left: '70s Wolverine, official minifigure from LEGO 76022.
Center: '90s Wolverine, excellent custom "Chrome Claw" minifigure from KO Customs.
Right: '00s Wolverine, official minifigure from LEGO 6866.
KO Customs did an amazing job on this custom fig! Brings back great memories of that awesome animated series I grew up with. Chromed out claws was a great touch. My fig has a small print defect on the front torso, but overall the design is great and very well-executed. Better in person than in pics, if you can believe it. And the packaging is an awesome touch. Thanks, KO!
De veelvraat is een van de grootste op het land levende soorten uit de familie der marterachtigen. Alleen de reuzenotter en zeeotter worden groter. Het is de enige nog levende soort uit het geslacht Gulo. De wetenschappelijke naam van de soort werd als Mustela gulo in 1758 gepubliceerd door Carl Linnaeus. Wikipedia
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So while I am still working on Stan Lee, and g1 Optimus Prime, I got my bricklink orders back and I started to make Wolverine in his appearance in the xmen trilogy (F*** origins, that movie sucks so does xmen the last stand) I got 6 wolverine claws, two for wolverine in this suit and his DOFP suit and the last pair for bronze tiger (hopefully). The head is 100% painted just to let you know. I didn't add the stubble on his mustache area since in the original xmen movie, he was pretty young looking. All I need is to get his arms, legs, and back all painted so I can continue on the rest of the original xmen team (Cyclops, Jean Grey, Storm, and Professor X)
So what do you think so far?
Wolverines trusty steel horse! From this angle you may just be able to see the headlight has an X in the middle ; ) ..main feature on this bike is the Brickarms Barrel as a tail pipe..ive thought of a few more cool ideas for it..id really like to see what others can do with it!
For many years the first trains of the day between Chicago and Detroit were known simply as the Wolverine. Train No. 350 has arrived in Jackson, Michigan, from Chicago and is boarding passengers. (Scanned from an Ektachrome slide)
Quint does like his wolverine box. He sits next to his stroller when he wants me to take him for a ride outside.
A slice of branches across the green foliage in Savernake Forest. Taken while exploring with Paul Mitchell.
Explored - 01/11/2017!
Fuji X-T2 | Fujinon 50-140mm f2.8