It's kinda hard to believe, but I used to watch Wild America when I was a little kid. At 64yrs I can still watch these episodes with that same child-like wonder and excitement.

@theoldschoolconnoisseur2991

Жыл бұрын

❤️

@tubefreakmuva

Жыл бұрын

I know exactly what you mean. KZread is sensational. I can watch adverts from when I was a little kid, long thought lost forever. How Incredible!

@Rome6601

Жыл бұрын

Same ✌️

@paulbunke6481

Жыл бұрын

My dad would watch all the nature shows on Sunday Marty, mutual of Omaha Jacquesto, I would watch with him, and still remember getting the Sunday paper and reaching for the funnies

@Falconer710

Жыл бұрын

Yep 👍🏾 😊

I haven’t heard his voice in over 35 years and cleaning the house with EarPods in I instantly knew who he was. Thank you for the precious upload.

@WildAmericaAnimalChannel

10 ай бұрын

You’re most welcome konky.

Greatest wildlife documentary after 50 years

😂 odd how at 40 years old, this narrator has me reaching for a box of cheez-it, just like my childhood.😂

@WildAmericaAnimalChannel

7 ай бұрын

Some things never change.

@jeffprice4376

7 ай бұрын

40 here as well and this guys voice has been burned into my brain for my entire life. It's like comfort food for my ears.

His voice and Paul Harvey's are locked in my brain. As soon as I hear either of them I'm a kid again.

@donaldearle7497

Жыл бұрын

Same and good day

@craigbosko2229

Ай бұрын

This is Paul Harvey,"Stand by for News" ! "Good Day" !

Marty was the OG of nature TV!! Really great to hear his voice again!!

@ 39 I can watch Wild America over and over again, I remember vividly well tuned in on the only channel KBC back in the days. Awesome narrator

I loved watching these shows as a child and as a adult i still do

@WildAmericaAnimalChannel

Жыл бұрын

Same. These shows have aged incredibly well. Watch them all the time. Thanks George.

Marty is the man......he got footage no one else could..hes a legend

This show and Nature were the first two animal shows I’ve ever watched I was only two years old when this episode came out just gettin’ ready to turn three As a kid if I had to choose between cartoons and an animal documentary I always watched the animal documentary💯

@WildAmericaAnimalChannel

Жыл бұрын

sounds like you're an animal lover from way back. love this. thanks again for taking a sec to share your stories and perspectives. have a good one, Mike.

@21cranberries21

Жыл бұрын

I watched it for the first time when I was 1.. so....

@russ549

Жыл бұрын

It was always wild america and nature for us to! Mostly cause my dad didn't like us watching many things...

@SpiritBanger

Жыл бұрын

Me too… I grew up on PBS by choice. Used to watch Nature every night

@Adolphin1

Жыл бұрын

I can hardly remember stuff from when I was 10, never mind 2.

Marty was a class act, Mutual of Omaha had a good show.

@captainamericaamerica8090

Жыл бұрын

HE WAS A FAKE. STAGED MANY FIGHTS WAS A HUNTER TOO😣😤😤😧

@richardeast3328

Жыл бұрын

@@captainamericaamerica8090No way.

@aguilayserpiente

7 ай бұрын

​@@captainamericaamerica8090 Proof of the former? Significance of the latter?

@captainamericaamerica8090

7 ай бұрын

@@aguilayserpiente So do your research like we did. We don't Work for YOU.

@aguilayserpiente

7 ай бұрын

@@captainamericaamerica8090 You bear the burden of proof for your claims.

I just googled and Marty is still alive at 75 and still married to Diane whom he married in 1975. Way to go Marty!

@craigbosko2229

Ай бұрын

Marty, my hat's off to you, my family and I always watched "60 minutes"and when that show was over,"Wild America" came on and we were glued to the TV, I myself was inside the tv.Your show's on Wild Life were A1 #1 and right now I'm watching your show on,"Wolverines".

God seeing this episode, opening music and Marty brought back childhood memories growing up in Long island, New York.

@WildAmericaAnimalChannel

Жыл бұрын

yay, love that, feel the same about these episodes, they give me uber doses of nostalgia from youth, glad that happened for you

@ramsfire

Жыл бұрын

Yes another Long Islander here. This reminds me of Sunday Nights watching Mutual Of Omaha's "Wild Kingdom" Marlon Perkins and Jim Fowler or Jaque Cousteau Exploring the Ocean. Fond Memories of my tween and teen years.

@tomhayes7448

Жыл бұрын

Greetings from Alaska! I'm originally from Long Island, NY as well.

I don't remember a show called wild America. I'm the same age. But we watched Wild Kingdom every sunday with Marlin Perkins and his helper Jim who did all the dirty work while Marlin bumped his gums. But it was a great family show. It warmed the family up for Disney's Sunday Movie!

@tomrichards6207

3 ай бұрын

I'll never forget the episode where Jim fought the 25-30 foot python. He was a badass mofro! I'm going to search for that episode right now. 😊

@tomrichards6207

3 ай бұрын

I was mistaken. Hadn't seen that episode in nearly 45 years. It was a giant 200 pound Anaconda. Marlin actually helped Jim catch it and bag it. AWESOME!

I was in the 4th grade and never miss on channel 25 PBS. Every Saturday night at 7. Enjoy it.

I'm 64 this year and have gone through a number of careers. One thing I began as kid was voracious reading. I've read 5 sets of Encyclopedias, which is crazy but I learned a lot. My favorite family of animals has always been Mustelids, or weasels. And the king of all land weasels is the wolverine. I've climbed mountains on 2 continents, North and South America. I've encountered every bear species on those continents too. Even the polar bear I came within 250 feet of, or the grizzly that was 200 meters away from me scared me as much as meeting a wolverine. I had a 30-06, with a 10 round magazine, and a Colt Combat Commander on my hip. The guns didn't matter. If the wolverine had wanted to tear me to shreds, it would have, no doubt about it. I don't scare easily, I've served in combat all over the world. I survived because I learned from both my military trainers and my Cherokee grandfather who made through WWII just fine. None of it mattered when the wolverine was staring me down and snarling. Hearing Marty Stouffer made this even better. I loved these shows back in the day and am glad to have found them again. Many thanks for posting this here!

@WildAmericaAnimalChannel

Жыл бұрын

First of all, you’re totally welcome. Second, this comment has put the fear of the wolverine in me. You’ve definitely conveyed how scary it is to be in close proximity to these creatures. I love horror so … thanks to you for giving me the willies.

@ciAMkia

Жыл бұрын

@Wild America Animal Channel The odd thing is the place I ran into the wolverine was the exact place I'd run into a grizzly near the day before. The grizzly had been ripping apart a young elk and since I was a fair distance, roughly 200 yards and had stopped instantly upon smelling grizzly urine, then had seen the bear and begun slowly backing away. The grizzly was far too busy eating, that by the time he looked up again, I was not in sight. Imagine my surprise to find a wolverine in place of the grizzly the following day. There were a few things that added to my fear of the giant weasel that day, like: the snarling as he ate, the crunching of the bones as he kept at the carcass, the furtive looks the wolverine gave me over the top of the elk's rib cage, and, ultimately, his jog toward me with something hanging from his teeth. I became intrigued, along with afraid, as he blithely came in my direction. As the wolverine got closer, I began to make out what he had in his clenched jaws. An elk face. That's right. An elk face. He just came jogging by. With an elk face in his jaws. I had never seen an elk's face separated from its body before. Never. Then. After the wolverine had gone on its merry way, it occurred to me that I had never thought of those two words together before either. Elk face. Odd, right? Another thing I thought of was, why hadn't the grizzly eaten the elk face? I mean, the grizzly could easily have done that, so why didn't the bear do that? It just struck me as strange. Wouldn't you agree?

I remember this show many years ago, it was a good program, i enjoyed it back then

That road killed deer is mighty limber to have spent the night below freezing.

@edsmith9900

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂 I thought the same. Maybe fresh roadkill......lol.

Marty Stauffers Wild America and Lorne Greens New Wilderness were my two favorite shows as a kid

Wow!! I love this!! I'm 54 years old and remembering watching this when I was little.🙂

The film footage is absolutely amazing. As if they could foresee the future coming.

Havnt seen wild America since I was a kid. Forgot how awesome this show & Marty Stouffer were/are. Great post Ty!

@thenoseknows9391

Жыл бұрын

Ikr 😆🤣 I'm 60 yrs old 😃🤣😆👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

I loved this show when I was young

You're walking a fine line between confidence and crazy when you haul a deer carcass INTO the winter wilds.

@trudymccann3671

Жыл бұрын

Yepper, been there done that as a 12 year old hunting with my Brother. We found a deer a mile from home down in the wild plums. It had been wounded but was still able to walk. All we had was a 22 rifle, my brother shot it; I cleaned it. We found a Ginormous Hoe with a still metal pipe handle hidden in the rock wall on the Meadow. I looked around and found some Wild Grape Vines. I tied the legs of the deer to the hoe with the vine; we swung it between us and trudged home. Reflecting now, that was super risky.

wow i remember watch these back in the 90s,,love wild America

Oldie Goldie. I probably watched it the first time around.

@a.k.a.billthebusboy1996

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I recall as far back as early 90s myself

This show was way ahead of its time Now you have Wild China Wild Russia Wild Hawaii Wild Pacific and a few others I can’t think of right now but Wild America was the original💯

@WildAmericaAnimalChannel

Жыл бұрын

this was definitely one of the frontrunners. Marty changed the game for nature programming. Thanks, Mike. So glad you are enjoying the shows.

@captainamericaamerica8090

Жыл бұрын

@@WildAmericaAnimalChannel sadly, it's hidden that Marty staged many fights. Trapping and placing wild animals far from. Their natural habitats😮😯😯

My favorite Critter on the face of the planet. The mighty Wolverine❤

I never knew he had a sense of humor like in the beginning of show with the dogs and fox

Thanks Marty. I’m sure my brother, sister and I watched this when we were kids and now I’m sharing it with my children

I love the colors of that silver and orange fox!

Great video, film footage. Love the tenacity of the Wolverine, the Fox and even the Snow Rabbit. All knew how to move, seek, and use their innate instincts. I had not heard that theme song in a long, Long time. Took me back to my child hood, watching the neighbors T.V.; we didn't have one. They were a half-mile walk, unless you knew and used the Short-Cuts. Colorado Memories...

@WildAmericaAnimalChannel

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Trudy. So glad you liked the vid. I’m a total nostalgia junky so … right there with you with the theme song. Sounds like you had a lovely childhood. At least, simpler times seem super appealing as our culture gets more computerized. I spend so much of my day on the computer and … yeah, I’ve just been missing the pre-Internet days. Woah, I’m sorry. Didn’t mean to go off on a tangent there. Apologies. Thanks for the comment. Have a lovely day.

As someone who is 36.... it's refreshing to see back to the Era before all this weird sh*@ started.... people have become detached from reality from worrying about "feelings" instead of reality

This is proof the algorithm knows nothing. If it did, it would've been feeding me the childhood favorites that made me love the natural world from the beginning.

@WildAmericaAnimalChannel

8 ай бұрын

Ugh tell me about it!

Wow I haven't seen this show for many years ,,that's realy cool to see it again,,thank you for posting it !!

@WildAmericaAnimalChannel

Ай бұрын

You’re most welcome. 🤗

Favorite Critter on the face of the planet. My Spirit Totem.

Those dogs can put any human runner to absolute shame---Usain Bolt included. Recommended reading "A Hound of Hell Fights for His Life" Literary Digest 1930s account of one wolverine whipping five large Malemutes. Their injuries included a broken jaw.

@captainamericaamerica8090

Жыл бұрын

Humans evolved Brains to hunt. Not legs!

Me too I’m about to turn 60 God willing. I love animals and this guys is a excellent story telling-educator

This was amazing, we also have these in Norway.

There's a movie about the Stouffer boys growing up adventures, excellent movie!!

Beautiful Animal, I had the Extremely rare encounter of seeing a Wolverine here in the Desert Mtns. of northern Utah 2 weeks ago and was totally amazed how fast it was...

@WildAmericaAnimalChannel

11 ай бұрын

So cool. I would love to see a wolverine. Haven’t managed it yet, but hope to eventually. Sounds like quite the experience. Thanks snowman.

A wolverine was spotted around the lake Tahoe area a few years back so that might be a good sign that their numbers are improving.

WOLVERINE!!!😎😎😎

I used to watch this when I was a kid. I think it came on after Saturday morning cartoons. I'm 40 now.

Amazing creatures incredible survivors! I hope and pray they are on this planet long after us humans are gone. …

@WildAmericaAnimalChannel

Жыл бұрын

Ditto

They're not gone from Michigan!

I remember this in the 1990s as a kid

My favorite show as a kid

I so remember this on my rabbit ear TV at age 6.

Thank you for these great uploads 😊❤

That wolverine just took the hare right in front of the fox like "MINE BITCH"

Remember my dad watching this on Saturday morning

So wolverines are like the Debo of the forest 😆

BEEN WATCHING MARTY FOR DECADES

This show is more about the man than the Wolverine. On to the next one…

I wrote a children's book with the badger as the antagonist, it was a natural selection.

@WildAmericaAnimalChannel

2 жыл бұрын

love that, animal farm was always a fave when I was younger, I was an English major too so I def appreciate your accomplishment, thanks for the comment

@praxidicethorn5905

Жыл бұрын

Hah! Indeed! Well now I’m curious, may I ask what the title of this book is?

He sure is not dressed for the adventure he tells us he is going on.

As like all comments I too watched as a kid.being a native Coloradoan Marty residing Aspen bringing back easier time

GO BLUE!!!

I have seen three wolverines in my lifetime. All wild and in Ontario, Canada.

Blast from the past! Marty was the best!!!

@captainamericaamerica8090

Жыл бұрын

No not. He was a trapper. He also staged many fights.

deer didn't even freeze =)

Marty and Jacques were a pair!!!

There was a time when the only time i wanted to be indoors was to watch Wild America or Nature or Wild Kingdom etc. man i miss those days & those programs eh

@WildAmericaAnimalChannel

Жыл бұрын

I was literally just leaving this comment for somebody else. I completely get it.

This takes me back 30years or so...americas david addenborow

And now I know why the University of Michigan doesn’t use one of these as a mascot!

They’re getting closer again to Michigan with one wonderer making it to just north of Detroit and a bunch of sightings getting closer down both sides of big lake . Hopefully they’ll be back in the Midwest soon

@scottym9778

Жыл бұрын

3 years ago I called Minnesota DNR because I'll swear on a stack of Bibles that I saw one at night crossing our path on a remote road outside of Ely MN. I had a spotlight in my truck and I put it on him. The DNR said that I probably saw a Ferrell cat. Ely is approximately 20 miles from Canadian border.

@richardvalitalo3670

Жыл бұрын

@@scottym9778 could've been a fisher.

@scottym9778

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, that's what the DNR guy said, not ferrell

He sure knows how dress for the outdoors!

Man, I miss programming like this.

I loved this show ..

I didn't know what I was looking at but this past winter I absolutely saw an albino wolverine in Northeast Pennsylvania. I was describing it to someone who told me I should checkout wolverines, but this was white! I've been in and out of these woods my whole life and I've never seen anything like it. I instantly knew it could rip me apart if it wanted to just by the way it moved, walked and was built. Whether or not they are breeding here, I don't know but i know what I saw at 1am across the street and I watched it move for about 15 minutes. I tried to get a photo or video but my camera was picking up a street light. I was NOT getting any closer to it either. I really wish I knew what it was at the time but I'm also glad it can keep staying elusive!! I didn't know that albino wolverine existed until I found a taxidermy photo of one, that is EXACTLY what I saw! I heard several unknown animal screams and I know it was a wolverine now, after watching videos and hearing audio. Absolutely awesome they're spreading out!

I was hoping the rabbit got away🤣

Great t.v.

Marty is America's David Attenborough!! Wish he would start a KZread channel!!

This right here is why Marty is the Goat.

@captainamericaamerica8090

Жыл бұрын

He's far FROM IT. HE' SET UP MANY FIGHTS! STAGED. MARTY TRAPPED ANIMALS TOO. AND A LOT OF INFO. WAS NOT CORRECT

@BlackWhirlwindSett

Жыл бұрын

@@captainamericaamerica8090 didn't know about the 1996 report. But it's understandable. When I watch it as a adult you get a feeling he staging some. Nothing stating his info about animals was wrong tho. I know a insane amount about animals, watching his show he talks about info I've read about animals.

@captainamericaamerica8090

Жыл бұрын

@@BlackWhirlwindSett I'm a handicapped, I'm bent like a pretzel. So all I do Study.👓👓🔬🔭📗📓📑📑📖📙📚📚🎥📷📹and I've caught many marty, mistakes. He even said that a Bobcat is no bigger than a house cat😂😂

@BlackWhirlwindSett

Жыл бұрын

@@captainamericaamerica8090 Barivel cats get up around 12-25lbs. Bobcats 8.8-35lbs for a female. Certain places where I live they get massive. But doesn't mean he is wrong, a scarce population of prey can cause them to be very small. Most people do not get Predators size is dictated on prey populations. That is why wolves get massive in the US besides having the largest wolf species the North Western Wolf which 170lb avg. So he technically isn't wrong. He just didn't go into detail. Or at the time he didn't know, the Wolf super sized problem started getting noticed like 10 years ago when articles started coming out. It's because they didn't allow tags for wolves when reintroduced, so prey populations got hit hard, which allowed massive individuals to be protected. Which means more prey is being eaten. Hunters got really mad over it. Wildlife conservation has fixed problems and caused more. By moving animals out of their natural habitat for Alaska. Now certain animals like Mountain Goats can only be hunted in Alaska consistently tags could pop in 2-3 years, and impossible for their natural habitat, which is like a 20 year wait where I live.

@captainamericaamerica8090

Жыл бұрын

@@BlackWhirlwindSett You really have no life. We never asked you all this. You totally don't pay attention.

It is the cleaner of the forest.

@WildAmericaAnimalChannel

Жыл бұрын

bless it's little industrious heart

Holy shit. This brings me back.

7:37 😂

Wild America, Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom, Oceans Alive

I can recall Marty Stouffer from Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom. The title of the series must have been changed for the purpose of prevention of copyright infringement. Loved the program. Marty Stouffer's voice was remarkable for it's originality and ideal as the announcer and narrator of these programs and many others. His is a memorable voice. They don't make programs like this any longer. It's just all about excessive greed and money now, not about creating exceptional, quality entertainment and informative programming. My father often spoke about the ferocity of wolverines with admiration during my childhood. Sad about them and their scarcity. However, I didn't care for this particular episode of the program, however real though because the hare couldn't outrun and escape the fox as captured in graphic detail by the camera.

Music almost made me tear up

@WildAmericaAnimalChannel

Жыл бұрын

I’m the same way. 😊

The information in this documentary is outdated. We know more about wolverines now. Couple things I’d amend: Wolverines are actually excellent hunters, just not of small prey. They scavenge, but they also kill larger prey that it can ambush, such as dear. In fact they are referred to as greedy, because they will often kill one dear, and then, without stopping to eat, kill five more in a row. Accept they really aren’t gluttonous, because in the boreal zones, it can bury all six deer deep in snow and the food will last them a very long time. It will return to eat every part of those dear, including the teeth and bone. They have been documented to have even killed polar bear, moose, and black bear. It manages this because the large animals may not see it as a threat, and so don’t run away. Smaller animals are too fast for it to catch. They are extremely agile, have specialized fangs and bone pulverizing molars, and razor sharp, semi retractable claws. They are part of the mustelid genus, because they have an inordinate amount of fast twitch muscle per lb of body weight. So they can latch onto a deers neck, sink its teeth into the deers throat, and resist all the animals attempts to shake free. This is essentially how it kills all large animals.

Maybe those dogs hear sasquatch. Lol

Well we'll, Marty you should've known that someone needs to be out breaking trail for them in their snowshoes. Even London learned to break trail for his dogs. That's how he got you know who as his pup

@WildAmericaAnimalChannel

Жыл бұрын

thanks Dave, just learned a new phrase

They make the strangest noise. lol

"Gulo Gulo"...... A Gangsta from The "Olden Days"

@7:38 Mr. Stouffer is clearly enduring difficulty.

He definitely need more Dog and a few E-collar!

The more wild America you have the better.

👍👍

Has anyone ever tamed one & kept it as a pet?

@WildAmericaAnimalChannel

10 ай бұрын

Steve Kroschel. But, he owns the nature preserve where it lives. Yes, he holds it sometimes. Not recommended. They can take down polar bears.

@whatsname2649

10 ай бұрын

@@WildAmericaAnimalChannel yep, I'm aware of their tenacity. Thanks.

In the state i liv in we have fox, bobcats, lynx, badgers, wolverines coyote, wolves, black bear, cougar, grizzly, and a lot of deer and elk..

Only on the top of the mountains may he survives.

I know few will believe it but my father claims to have seen one while hunting several years ago in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.

This was an awesome program when I was a kid. I am glad they do documentaries differently now.

Honey badger, wolverine and Tasmanian devil? Let's put then together and find out who is the hardest.

@captainamericaamerica8090

Жыл бұрын

THE TINY DART FROG IS! 🐸🐍 A FEW DROPS OF ITS VENOM KILLS A LARGE ELEPHANT🐘🐘

@nickmail7604

Жыл бұрын

@@captainamericaamerica8090 that doesn't make it hard.

@curlytavs8781

Жыл бұрын

I say Wolverine they so hard they want to be left alone

i WAS WEED WACKING AND I have seen one twice,......running past me,.......in Ohio. They are Awesome looking,......like a small bear.

Amo MUITO os Animais 🙂 Girafas, Ursos, Lobos, Rinocerontes, Leopardos, Suricatos, o Ratel, o Gato-Maracajá, o Feneco, o Cachorro Vinagre, o Macaco Orangotango, o Tamanduá-Bandeira, o Elande, Zebras, Cavalos Selvagens, o Calau, o Lagarto Varano-do-Nilo, a grande Serpente Píton Birmanesa e etc.. No comentário vou falar um pouco rsrs sobre um dos meus animais Preferidos, e que muito provavelmente seja um dos Mamíferos menos Conhecidos, e uma das espécies de Carnívoros menos estudadas, O Carcaju tbm Conhecido como Glutão. Nome Científico ( Gulo gulo ) é um mamífero da família dos Mustelideos, ordem Carnivora. eu desde criança SEMPRE gostei MUITO do Carcaju, Na Verdade em ordem Cronológica é o meu ( 3° Terceiro ) Animal Preferido 🙂 de TODOS do Reino Animal. por ser apesar do Tamanho um animal bastante Ousado, Destemido e Corajoso, ele consegue matar presas muito Maiores que Ele como os Veados, Cervos e até em alguns casos não muito comuns Alces. o Carcaju enfrenta Predadores muito Maiores que Ele como os lobos, os Pumas, e até Ursos dependendo do tamanho do Urso. Vi em um Documentário um Carcaju partindo para cima de um Puma que tinha matado uma presa, ouve uma breve e violenta luta dos DOIS e no final o Carcaju colocou o Puma para correr. e AINDA ficou com a presa q o Puma tinha matado. Lembra da velha expressão, " tamanho não é documento. " ou outras parecidas como exe: " Tamanho NÃO quer dizer nada." Ou " quanto maior o adversário, Maior será a Queda ". pois é.. muitos Pesquisadores do Reino Animal, dizem e ensinam q todas essas expressões q conhecemos e que existem a muito tempo, teve sua origem ou foram inspiradas no Temido Carcaju. Embora de acordo com os pesquisadores existam outros animais de pequeno e médio porte, e que tbm são bastante Valentes e Destemidos. Como ex: a Jaguatirica q vive na América do Sul Principalmente no Brasil, o Ratel Africano tbm Conhecido como " Texugo do mel" e entre outros. Mas Concordo com os pesquisadores que o Glutão ou Carcaju seja o mais Destemido e Corajoso deles. E está entre os mais Corajosos e Destemidos do Mundo. AGORA Vejamos alguns Fatos Importantes sobre esta espécie. (1°) onde vivem: Vivem no Hemisfério Norte, nas zonas frias da Sibéria, Escandinávia, Alasca e Canadá.O Glutão é o animal oficial do estado do Michigan, nos Estados Unidos. (2°) Curiosidades: Suas garras e seu temperamento feroz deram origem a um personagem da Marvel que leva seu nome ( Wolverine ) O Carcaju é o maior mustelídeo do mundo. O carcaju também é chamado de Urso-Gambá por causa de sua aparência de um pequeno urso e por eliminar um mau cheiro como um Gambá. (3°) Características físicas: Possui um corpo pesado, pernas curtas e grossas e longas garras encurvadas. Tem o focinho e pescoço curto e orelhas pequenas e arredondadas. A pelagem é castanha fulva e negra, muito densa, impermeável e resistente ao frio. O Carcaju pesa em média de 14 à 30 kg. no máximo. e mede em média 70 a 110 cm de comprimento, sem contar a cauda que chega aos 20 cm. Geralmente anda com a cabeça e cauda baixas, e as costas arqueadas. (4°) Alimentação: O Carcaju geralmente come camundongos, ratos e outros pequenos mamíferos, aves e ovos durante os meses de verão, quando esses pequenos animais estão em abundância. Durante o inverno rigoroso no entanto, quando a neve cobre o solo, o carcaju tende a caçar grandes animais como Renas(Caribu), Ovelhas, Veados e como já havia dito, até Alces algumas vezes. O Carcaju usa seus Grandes dentes e Mandíbulas Poderosas para esmagar ossos grandes e comer carne que tenha sido congelada no implacável inverno do Ártico. Suas Poderosas garras longas e afiadas são usadas para segurar a presa e para se defender de Predadores e outros Carcajus, além de serem usadas para escalar e cavar. Além de ser um predador, o Carcaju é um limpador que não só se alimenta de qualquer animal morto, mas que também rouba de outros predadores, tais como Lobos, Pumas e até algumas vezes Ursos, por vezes, logo após o animal ter acabado de ser morto Por um destes Predadores. Texto, ( Roberto Bezerra do Egito )

@WildAmericaAnimalChannel

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obrigado por todas as informações, seu amor pelos animais realmente brilha

@robertobezerra1766

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@@WildAmericaAnimalChannel Amém.

*WOLVERINE VERSUS HONEY BADGER CONTROVERSY* Honey Badgers (HB) & Wolverines (Wolv) are related but with some substantial differences. Think of the Wolverine as a larger & more aggressive relative on steroids. The wolverine is more of an aggressive attacker. The Honey Badger is more of an aggressive defender. Both are excellent at what they do. *Any theoretical confrontation between the two* would most likely end with the wolverine abandoning the attack and choosing to go for an easier kill. If it was a theoretical forced fight to the death, I do not think the HB is able to maneuver itself to bite off the wolverine's genitals. It would be a very tough and long lasting fight but the wolverine should be the victor 10 /10. *SUBSTANTIATED REPORTS:* _Wolverines:_ - Aggressive Attack Tactics include dropping from trees onto their victim to compensate for slow chase speed. - Attacks & often drives off Polar, Grizzly, Brown, & Black Bears, Mountain Lions, & Wolves over territory & food resources. - Hunts large game like Moose, Elk, Caribou, Reindeer. Largest reported kill was a healthy 1,800 lbs male moose. - Maneuvers and Lunges for the neck as a predator. - Not a prey animal. Rarely killed by apex predators. Wolf packs are the most successful predator at killing wolverines but wolverines still prefer to hunt in wolf territory. _Honey Badgers:_ - Aggressive Defense Tactics to compensate for slow escape speed. - Maneuvers & lunges to bite off the genitals as a defense deterrence. The larger the animal, the more difficult it is to defend against this tactic. Elephants & other large animals have been seen to avoid Honey Badgers for this reason. - Defends and often deters Lions, Leopards, and other predators from anything more than a "poke test". - Hunts small game & has incredible venom resistance. - Is prey to Lions, Leopards, Hyenas, & Large Snakes. *UNSUBSTANTIATED REPORTS:* _Wolverines:_ - Attacked and killed Polar & Grizzly Bears (more than 3 reports on each bear). In every report, the bear's windpipe was crushed. The bears were too large to reach and paw swipe the wolverine off their necks. Because Black Bears are smaller, they can defend better against this tactic. _Honey Badgers:_ - Once killed a bull that was unaware and wandered too close. The Honey Badger lunged up and bit off the bull's genitals then escaped as the bull bled to death.

@WildAmericaAnimalChannel

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thanks Dun, so Wolverines are like the Barry Bonds of the weasal world

@dunringill1747

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@@WildAmericaAnimalChannel Thank you. More interest needs to be generated to protect this incredible animal. North American Wolverines belong on the endangered list but that would mean also protecting their hunting grounds. These hunting grounds are filled with valuable natural resources to businesses and sadly, money talks louder.

@joeblow26

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Thanks DunGoogle

I always said if i ever come back it would be a jaguar or wolverine.