Wolverines are smarter and more trainable than dogs
Anonymous 10/07/24(Mon)15:47:32 | 116 comments | 7 images
The wolverines are coming to rescue you.
>Steve Kroschel, says the wolverine's intelligence and powerful sense of smell makes it the perfect candidate for daring mountain rescues.
>"Wolverines are so smart that within, I would say, a week, you could train them to do this, to find a human scent," Kroschel said during an interview on CBC Edmonton's Radio Active. "It's just like training dogs. But wolverines are so much more intelligent than a dog."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNgv3opJqoQ
>Despite their nasty reputation, he says wolverines are easily tamed.
"They just really become a companion like no other wild animal that I've ever worked with," Kroschel said. "You can train them to a harness very easily, they love that. And when they're bonded with you, they will follow you around in the mountains like a dog. "And they stay gentle to you, as opposed to wolves, lynx or grizzly or any of the other fur-bearing animals of North America that I work with."
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/wolverines-can-be-taught-to-sniff-out-avalanche-survivors-trainer-says-1.3559850
>Steve Kroschel, says the wolverine's intelligence and powerful sense of smell makes it the perfect candidate for daring mountain rescues.
>"Wolverines are so smart that within, I would say, a week, you could train them to do this, to find a human scent," Kroschel said during an interview on CBC Edmonton's Radio Active. "It's just like training dogs. But wolverines are so much more intelligent than a dog."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNg
>Despite their nasty reputation, he says wolverines are easily tamed.
"They just really become a companion like no other wild animal that I've ever worked with," Kroschel said. "You can train them to a harness very easily, they love that. And when they're bonded with you, they will follow you around in the mountains like a dog. "And they stay gentle to you, as opposed to wolves, lynx or grizzly or any of the other fur-bearing animals of North America that I work with."
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmo
Anonymous 10/07/24(Mon)16:56:05 No.4889795
>>4889768
Goes without saying that wolverines are smarter than cats as well
Goes without saying that wolverines are smarter than cats as well
Anonymous 10/07/24(Mon)17:07:00 No.4889802
I love mustelids so much its unreal
Anonymous 10/07/24(Mon)17:47:35 No.4889819
>>4889768
How long until domestication? Can't wait to visit the park with my pet wolverine
How long until domestication? Can't wait to visit the park with my pet wolverine
Anonymous 10/07/24(Mon)21:30:05 No.4889919
>>4889768
Wolverines are so cute
Wolverines are so cute
Anonymous 10/07/24(Mon)22:41:47 No.4889945
>>4889802
>One Arizona otter is now being trained to sniff out evidence and victims in underwater settings.
>"If (a body) gets into a canal or river and an alligator gets to them before we do, the gator will take the remains and stuff it somewhere, and it makes it very difficult to find. The dogs get us into the area but they can't get us from the boat to the bottom," Mike Hadsell, a veteran search and rescue diver and president of Peace River Search and Rescue said. "The otters get us from the boat to the bottom to show us exactly where the remains are located."
>Otters are believed to be the only mammals that can smell underwater.
>Not only is it possible, it's working.
>"So, he sniffed out the scent and went down to it, threw a marker and the diver went in and there it was," Hadsell said.
>Jeff Beals, the aquarium coordinator at the Wildlife World Zoo in the West Valley, Splash's original home, said he knows otters have the skills for the job.
>"Not only can they smell items underwater, they can also pick up on cues, on trails, smell trails," Beals said.
https://www.ksdk.com/article/news/local/arizona-otter-training-sniff-out-victims-evidence-underwater-settings/75-71c10b5e-51f2-4a98-89f4-bb3ea7245318
>One Arizona otter is now being trained to sniff out evidence and victims in underwater settings.
>"If (a body) gets into a canal or river and an alligator gets to them before we do, the gator will take the remains and stuff it somewhere, and it makes it very difficult to find. The dogs get us into the area but they can't get us from the boat to the bottom," Mike Hadsell, a veteran search and rescue diver and president of Peace River Search and Rescue said. "The otters get us from the boat to the bottom to show us exactly where the remains are located."
>Otters are believed to be the only mammals that can smell underwater.
>Not only is it possible, it's working.
>"So, he sniffed out the scent and went down to it, threw a marker and the diver went in and there it was," Hadsell said.
>Jeff Beals, the aquarium coordinator at the Wildlife World Zoo in the West Valley, Splash's original home, said he knows otters have the skills for the job.
>"Not only can they smell items underwater, they can also pick up on cues, on trails, smell trails," Beals said.
https://www.ksdk.com/article/news/l
Anonymous 10/08/24(Tue)00:36:31 No.4889975
>>4889819
hopefully we can unleash wolverines to take out all the cats
hopefully we can unleash wolverines to take out all the cats
Anonymous 10/08/24(Tue)00:49:46 No.4889980
>>4889975
this is why it will never work out
cats are basically shitbulls of felines and they will chimp out and force the wolverines to kill them and cat ladies will cry and kvetch until they are banned
this is why it will never work out
cats are basically shitbulls of felines and they will chimp out and force the wolverines to kill them and cat ladies will cry and kvetch until they are banned
Anonymous 10/08/24(Tue)01:03:53 No.4889985
>>4889980
>cats are basically shitbulls of felines and they will chimp out and force the wolverines to kill them and cat ladies will cry and kvetch until they are banned
>cats are basically shitbulls of felines and they will chimp out and force the wolverines to kill them and cat ladies will cry and kvetch until they are banned
Anonymous 10/08/24(Tue)13:02:36 No.4890210
>>4889768
New patrician pet coming through
New patrician pet coming through
Anonymous 10/08/24(Tue)13:10:58 No.4890213
>>4889819
Is a ferret not close enough?
Is a ferret not close enough?
Anonymous 10/08/24(Tue)13:20:07 No.4890222
they can also gut you like a fish, which unfortunately is one of the prerequisites for being a pet
Anonymous 10/08/24(Tue)13:22:30 No.4890224
>>4889768
Sounds less like they're more intelligent, and they're just nicer and more ready to just do what you ask.
Dogs are social animals. That means they manipulate back and hold YOU to standards. Social animals like dogs, humans, and chimps work in a perpetual give take, push pull world where they know they are not the only agent and they always want power. You can not even train a chimp to use the toilet. They'll throw the turds in your face to rebel. Wovlerines are not highly social so their brain does not scheme.
Sounds less like they're more intelligent, and they're just nicer and more ready to just do what you ask.
Dogs are social animals. That means they manipulate back and hold YOU to standards. Social animals like dogs, humans, and chimps work in a perpetual give take, push pull world where they know they are not the only agent and they always want power. You can not even train a chimp to use the toilet. They'll throw the turds in your face to rebel. Wovlerines are not highly social so their brain does not scheme.
Anonymous 10/08/24(Tue)13:35:29 No.4890233
>>4890224
>You can not even train a chimp to use the toilet. They'll throw the turds in your face to rebel.
Chimps are retarded and vicious animals who will bite your face off for no reason.
>You can not even train a chimp to use the toilet. They'll throw the turds in your face to rebel.
Chimps are retarded and vicious animals who will bite your face off for no reason.
Anonymous 10/08/24(Tue)13:37:29 No.4890236
>>4890233
chimps are the second smartest animals on earth
chimps are the second smartest animals on earth
Anonymous 10/08/24(Tue)13:41:43 No.4890244
>>4890236
No they aren't. Cats are.
No they aren't. Cats are.
Anonymous 10/08/24(Tue)13:55:04 No.4890251
>>4890244
Toxo
Toxo
Anonymous 10/08/24(Tue)14:08:27 No.4890256
>>4890244
Show me a single cat that can coordinate a hunt as well as a colobus hunt by chimps, or even use rocks and sticks to obtain food.
Show me a single cat that can coordinate a hunt as well as a colobus hunt by chimps, or even use rocks and sticks to obtain food.
Anonymous 10/08/24(Tue)14:16:16 No.4890263
Anonymous 10/08/24(Tue)14:24:43 No.4890271
>>4890256
Even crocodiles use sticks to obtain food and they're not social animals at all
Even crocodiles use sticks to obtain food and they're not social animals at all
Anonymous 10/08/24(Tue)17:55:49 No.4890391
>>4889768
Oh boy, yet another story of the beautiful and unique friendship an animal trainer has developed with this wild animal that everyone thought was deadly. I'm totally not going to see an article sometime in the next few years about how it disboweled him.
Oh boy, yet another story of the beautiful and unique friendship an animal trainer has developed with this wild animal that everyone thought was deadly. I'm totally not going to see an article sometime in the next few years about how it disboweled him.
Anonymous 10/08/24(Tue)18:36:56 No.4890428
>>4890391
?? He's been working with wolverines for four decades and has never been sent to the hospital by them:
>Steve Kroschel is owner of the Kroschel Wildlife Center in Haines. Kroschel has been working with wolverines for 36 years. He will keep one kit and the rest of the litter will go to AWCC.
https://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.cfm?adfg=wildlifenews.view_article&articles_id=774
?? He's been working with wolverines for four decades and has never been sent to the hospital by them:
>Steve Kroschel is owner of the Kroschel Wildlife Center in Haines. Kroschel has been working with wolverines for 36 years. He will keep one kit and the rest of the litter will go to AWCC.
https://www.adfg.alaska.gov/index.c
Anonymous 10/08/24(Tue)18:54:14 No.4890439
>>4890224
They’re more trainable AND more intelligent. Mustelids are ridiculously smart
>https://youtu.be/c36UNSoJenI?si=chybBBwYFi8TTaGG
They’re more trainable AND more intelligent. Mustelids are ridiculously smart
>https://youtu.be/c36UNSoJenI?si=ch
Anonymous 10/08/24(Tue)18:55:16 No.4890440
>>4889768
If I were stuck in the snow and all I could see was a wolverine digging me out I’d accept my fate right then and there
If I were stuck in the snow and all I could see was a wolverine digging me out I’d accept my fate right then and there
Anonymous 10/08/24(Tue)20:28:55 No.4890460
>>4890440
How many wolverine attacks on humans can you name compared to attacks from bears, moose, wolves, cougars, etc?
How many wolverine attacks on humans can you name compared to attacks from bears, moose, wolves, cougars, etc?
Anonymous 10/08/24(Tue)20:45:10 No.4890467
>>4890460
None but that wouldn’t change how I would feel if my arms were stuck against my side by ten tonnes of snow and one approached me
None but that wouldn’t change how I would feel if my arms were stuck against my side by ten tonnes of snow and one approached me
Anonymous 10/09/24(Wed)02:10:46 No.4890559
Anonymous 10/09/24(Wed)02:49:14 No.4890563
>>4890460
If you’re stuck in the snow and an opportunistic predator that can kill large ungulates is approaching you I don’t think you’re going to care about how many attacks have been recorded before
If you’re stuck in the snow and an opportunistic predator that can kill large ungulates is approaching you I don’t think you’re going to care about how many attacks have been recorded before
Anonymous 10/09/24(Wed)03:20:20 No.4890567
>>4890563
>>4890467
If they are so ferocious, how come there aren't high-profile attacks every year like with bears, sharks, coyotes, etc.?
https://animals.howstuffworks.com/mammals/wolverines.htm
>So yes, wolverines are dangerous to their fellow animals, although there's never been a documented attack on a human by a wolverine, says the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
Meanwhile a quick Google search turns up a coyote attack from as recently as two weeks ago:
https://www.2news.com/news/local/coyote-attacks-worker-on-usa-parkway-on-monday/article_fdc46b04-7aa3-11ef-ab7a-4b4bcaf7f846.html
>A coyote attacked a worker on USA Parkway early Monday morning, leading to an investigation by the Nevada Department of Wildlife.
>Due to the fact that the coyotes were attacking humans, game wardens killed three coyotes at the job site. One of the coyotes was in the same area as the original attack and was harassing another worker when wardens arrived.
>>4890467
If they are so ferocious, how come there aren't high-profile attacks every year like with bears, sharks, coyotes, etc.?
https://animals.howstuffworks.com/m
>So yes, wolverines are dangerous to their fellow animals, although there's never been a documented attack on a human by a wolverine, says the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
Meanwhile a quick Google search turns up a coyote attack from as recently as two weeks ago:
https://www.2news.com/news/local/co
>A coyote attacked a worker on USA Parkway early Monday morning, leading to an investigation by the Nevada Department of Wildlife.
>Due to the fact that the coyotes were attacking humans, game wardens killed three coyotes at the job site. One of the coyotes was in the same area as the original attack and was harassing another worker when wardens arrived.
Anonymous 10/09/24(Wed)05:50:43 No.4890581
>>4890567
Are you unable to read or just retarded? Nobody is talking about them being vicious maneaters who regularly attack people, the scenario posed was whether or not it would be scary to see one approaching you if you were stuck in deep snow
>coyote
Lol. I’d like to see a coyote bring down an adult caribou or young moose
Are you unable to read or just retarded? Nobody is talking about them being vicious maneaters who regularly attack people, the scenario posed was whether or not it would be scary to see one approaching you if you were stuck in deep snow
>coyote
Lol. I’d like to see a coyote bring down an adult caribou or young moose
Anonymous 10/09/24(Wed)12:56:55 No.4890689
>>4890581
Why would I be scared if I know they are trained for rescues?
Why would I be scared if I know they are trained for rescues?
Anonymous 10/09/24(Wed)15:43:39 No.4890756
>>4890689
How would you know they’re trained for rescues?
How would you know they’re trained for rescues?
Anonymous 10/09/24(Wed)15:45:36 No.4890758
>>4890567
>Meanwhile a quick Google search turns up a coyote attack from as recently as two weeks ago:
Wolverines eat coyotes. If I were to choose between getting attacked by the coyote or wolverine I’d choose the coyote every time. Google also turns up more results for coyote attacks than jaguar attacks, not exactly a good indicator of danger
>Meanwhile a quick Google search turns up a coyote attack from as recently as two weeks ago:
Wolverines eat coyotes. If I were to choose between getting attacked by the coyote or wolverine I’d choose the coyote every time. Google also turns up more results for coyote attacks than jaguar attacks, not exactly a good indicator of danger
Anonymous 10/09/24(Wed)17:47:21 No.4890795
>>4890756
they carry a barrel on their neck
they carry a barrel on their neck
Anonymous 10/09/24(Wed)21:41:02 No.4890873
>>4890795
That’s Beethovens, not wolves
That’s Beethovens, not wolves
Anonymous 10/09/24(Wed)23:01:08 No.4890905
Anonymous 10/09/24(Wed)23:24:09 No.4890908
>>4890905
They're attacking reindeer, not humans
They're attacking reindeer, not humans
Anonymous 10/11/24(Fri)02:46:33 No.4891446
>>4889768
They're so cute
They're so cute
Anonymous 10/11/24(Fri)08:33:23 No.4891514
>>4889768
>Steve Kroschel, says
LMAO this guy is full of shit. If you watch some of the raw tour videos on YouTube with him these things look neither tame nor more trainable than dogs. They're non-stop active and constantly nipping at the guy. Steve clearly isn't a impartial judge on the matter. Definitely not more trainable or obedient than dogs by any stretch:
>https://youtu.be/xrKD6SKCJPM?si=8GR-KHpLC40XRhQM&t=149
>https://youtu.be/NnbSGt7-MMA?si=Tp1fe7ppnZs_MkcG
>https://youtu.be/a9hu86ZY7N0?si=qmNg6hb0SRBOo6BI
>Steve Kroschel, says
LMAO this guy is full of shit. If you watch some of the raw tour videos on YouTube with him these things look neither tame nor more trainable than dogs. They're non-stop active and constantly nipping at the guy. Steve clearly isn't a impartial judge on the matter. Definitely not more trainable or obedient than dogs by any stretch:
>https://youtu.be/xrKD6SKCJPM?si=8G
>https://youtu.be/NnbSGt7-MMA?si=Tp
>https://youtu.be/a9hu86ZY7N0?si=qm
Anonymous 10/11/24(Fri)20:38:40 No.4891766
>>4891514
??
The wolverine is clearly being friendly with him, especially in the 1st and 3rd videos he's playing with it like a large dog. Just because it's not sitting around motionless doesn't mean it's dangerous.
??
The wolverine is clearly being friendly with him, especially in the 1st and 3rd videos he's playing with it like a large dog. Just because it's not sitting around motionless doesn't mean it's dangerous.
Anonymous 10/11/24(Fri)21:56:06 No.4891790
>>4891514
They’re not being trained for obedience or as house pets, it’s still a wild animal
They’re not being trained for obedience or as house pets, it’s still a wild animal
Anonymous 10/11/24(Fri)23:08:57 No.4891822
>>4891514
He's kissing the wolverine in the 3rd video, lmao
He's kissing the wolverine in the 3rd video, lmao
Anonymous 10/11/24(Fri)23:24:45 No.4891824
>>4891766
If a dog constantly bites you and you have to play into that to get any sort of rapport it wouldn't be considered trained or under control.
>>4891790
Then it's obviously not a good replacement for Search and Rescue dogs who often have to operate in high stress environments usually with lots of strangers and other dogs. The wolverines clearly have no comparable discipline to dogs despite Kroschels biased claims and him raising them from birth.
The article itself even admits wolverines can't be trusted to dig out a person by themselves, something rescue dogs are already perfectly capable of. It would have been good to see an actual analysis from Search and Rescue experts rather than the article just taking bold statements from a single wolverine conservationist at face value.
>>4891822
The wolverine definitely wears the pants in that relationship.
If a dog constantly bites you and you have to play into that to get any sort of rapport it wouldn't be considered trained or under control.
>>4891790
Then it's obviously not a good replacement for Search and Rescue dogs who often have to operate in high stress environments usually with lots of strangers and other dogs. The wolverines clearly have no comparable discipline to dogs despite Kroschels biased claims and him raising them from birth.
The article itself even admits wolverines can't be trusted to dig out a person by themselves, something rescue dogs are already perfectly capable of. It would have been good to see an actual analysis from Search and Rescue experts rather than the article just taking bold statements from a single wolverine conservationist at face value.
>>4891822
The wolverine definitely wears the pants in that relationship.
Anonymous 10/12/24(Sat)06:34:32 No.4891892
>>4890439
More honey badger smarts content please
More honey badger smarts content please
Anonymous 10/12/24(Sat)15:11:20 No.4892003
>>4891514
That 3rd video is adorable!
That 3rd video is adorable!
Anonymous 10/12/24(Sat)19:38:01 No.4892093
>>4890439
MOAR RATEL
MOAR RATEL
Anonymous 10/13/24(Sun)06:22:28 No.4892402
>>4891514
That wolverine is so playful
That wolverine is so playful
Anonymous 10/13/24(Sun)22:23:22 No.4892721
>>4889768
I want to visit a dog park with a wolverine in tow
I want to visit a dog park with a wolverine in tow
Anonymous 10/14/24(Mon)20:53:44 No.4893113
>>4890439
Why doesn't this place post more about badgers?
Why doesn't this place post more about badgers?
Anonymous 10/16/24(Wed)11:34:35 No.4893915
>>4889768
>You can train them to a harness very easily, they love that
IDGI, do they have a bondage fetish?
>You can train them to a harness very easily, they love that
IDGI, do they have a bondage fetish?
Anonymous 10/18/24(Fri)07:26:57 No.4894715
>>4890439
Is Stoffel still alive?
Is Stoffel still alive?
Anonymous 10/18/24(Fri)08:09:06 No.4894734
>>4894715
I think the real question is "Will any of us ever be as alive as Stoffel?".
I think the real question is "Will any of us ever be as alive as Stoffel?".
Anonymous 10/18/24(Fri)08:18:09 No.4894740
>>4889945
impressive
impressive
Anonymous 10/18/24(Fri)08:50:35 No.4894757
>>4889768
yeah.. sure
yeah.. sure
Anonymous 10/20/24(Sun)05:04:25 No.4895506
>>4889768
These things used to walk by my house in the winter, the tracks it left took scary.
These things used to walk by my house in the winter, the tracks it left took scary.
Anonymous 10/21/24(Mon)06:27:23 No.4896053
Anonymous 10/21/24(Mon)15:48:13 No.4896207
>>4890236
Chimps are absolutely not the second smartest species on Earth.
All Cetaceans especially Orcas and Bottle Nosed Dolphins, aswell as Proboscideans are infinitely smarter than chimps.
Chimps are absolutely not the second smartest species on Earth.
All Cetaceans especially Orcas and Bottle Nosed Dolphins, aswell as Proboscideans are infinitely smarter than chimps.
Anonymous 10/21/24(Mon)19:38:10 No.4896315
>>4896207
>Bottle Nosed Dolphins
Most of the dolphin's brain is dedicated to echolocation, which has limited application beyond navigating the ocean by detecting acoustics because their vision is rather poor (some dolphin species are nearly blind). It doesn't really lead to the kind of complex problem-solving skills that chimps have.
>Bottle Nosed Dolphins
Most of the dolphin's brain is dedicated to echolocation, which has limited application beyond navigating the ocean by detecting acoustics because their vision is rather poor (some dolphin species are nearly blind). It doesn't really lead to the kind of complex problem-solving skills that chimps have.
Anonymous 10/21/24(Mon)20:56:01 No.4896351
>>4896053
What do you normally feed your dog? My dog doesn't eat shit. Maybe yours just takes after you.
What do you normally feed your dog? My dog doesn't eat shit. Maybe yours just takes after you.
Anonymous 10/22/24(Tue)01:05:56 No.4896446
>>4891824
It only takes 6 generations to begin pinning down traits. I would image a couple wolverines could cover more ground than a medium/large sized dog and are far more cold hardy than just about any dog breed with a decent nose.
No one though mink could be decent and semi trainable rat exterminators either.
It only takes 6 generations to begin pinning down traits. I would image a couple wolverines could cover more ground than a medium/large sized dog and are far more cold hardy than just about any dog breed with a decent nose.
No one though mink could be decent and semi trainable rat exterminators either.
Anonymous 10/22/24(Tue)04:34:29 No.4896506
>>4896446
Mink Man also uses honey badgers to kill rats now:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyE_CL_ruCo
Mink Man also uses honey badgers to kill rats now:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyE
Anonymous 10/23/24(Wed)09:35:11 No.4896902
>>4896351
Just because you don't see your dog eat shit doesn't mean it never happens
Just because you don't see your dog eat shit doesn't mean it never happens
Anonymous 10/24/24(Thu)09:51:05 No.4897408
>>4891514
I want a wolverine fren
I want a wolverine fren
Anonymous 10/24/24(Thu)19:12:50 No.4897679
>>4893113
Anons who think anyone who thinks honey badgers are cool is le reddit, because most examples of honey badgers "not giving a fuck" involves stock mustelid behavior/traits.
That YouTube video anon posted on the other hand is not stock mustelid behavior.
Anons who think anyone who thinks honey badgers are cool is le reddit, because most examples of honey badgers "not giving a fuck" involves stock mustelid behavior/traits.
That YouTube video anon posted on the other hand is not stock mustelid behavior.
Anonymous 10/24/24(Thu)19:22:12 No.4897685
>>4896902
my dog does not eat shit, sorry about yours.
its not diet btw. its a hormone mediated genetic trait that correlates with breed and spay/neuter status.
my dog does not eat shit, sorry about yours.
its not diet btw. its a hormone mediated genetic trait that correlates with breed and spay/neuter status.
Anonymous 10/25/24(Fri)14:53:28 No.4898033
Anonymous 10/25/24(Fri)15:03:09 No.4898035
why are the cute things always so dangerous
Anonymous 10/27/24(Sun)06:00:24 No.4898740
>>4897679
It's funny because Reddit is land of the catfags. Honey badgers rarely get mentioned.
It's funny because Reddit is land of the catfags. Honey badgers rarely get mentioned.
Anonymous 10/29/24(Tue)13:12:15 No.4899986
>>4890439
I love honey badgers
I love honey badgers
Anonymous 11/01/24(Fri)16:05:26 No.4901325
>>4898035
Wolverines aren't that dangerous compared to other wild animals with fearsome claws
Wolverines aren't that dangerous compared to other wild animals with fearsome claws
Anonymous 11/02/24(Sat)09:25:02 No.4901566
>>4889945
Are gators hiding bodies a problem in Arizona?
Are gators hiding bodies a problem in Arizona?
Anonymous 11/03/24(Sun)06:13:31 No.4902010
>>4889768
I'd like to see the feds try to seize my pet wolverine
I'd like to see the feds try to seize my pet wolverine
Anonymous 11/05/24(Tue)11:56:00 No.4903353
>>4901566
yes
yes
Anonymous 11/05/24(Tue)15:19:04 No.4903425
>>4889768
They're the best there is at what they do.
They're the best there is at what they do.
Anonymous 11/07/24(Thu)20:51:44 No.4904392
>>4889945
Alligators in Arizona? Since when?
We trained dogs to sniff out skin cancers/melanoma at my old practice. Worked over 95% of the time, but they get distracted easily, but the proof of concept was sound. Tumors give off sulfur-based metabolites, which smell like "rotten eggs" to dogs, but is far too faint for us to detect.
Alligators in Arizona? Since when?
We trained dogs to sniff out skin cancers/melanoma at my old practice. Worked over 95% of the time, but they get distracted easily, but the proof of concept was sound. Tumors give off sulfur-based metabolites, which smell like "rotten eggs" to dogs, but is far too faint for us to detect.
Anonymous 11/08/24(Fri)15:06:44 No.4904676
>>4889802
What is it about mustelids that make them so damn angry and aggressive?
What is it about mustelids that make them so damn angry and aggressive?
Anonymous 11/09/24(Sat)13:35:12 No.4905059
Anonymous 11/09/24(Sat)15:11:55 No.4905101
Anonymous 11/10/24(Sun)08:51:10 No.4905364
>>4905101
Otters don't rape humans. Only orangutans and dolphins do.
Otters don't rape humans. Only orangutans and dolphins do.
Anonymous 11/10/24(Sun)09:58:11 No.4905389
Anonymous 11/10/24(Sun)09:59:13 No.4905391
Anonymous 11/13/24(Wed)14:43:18 No.4906730
>>4890391
Wolverines are safer to work with than most wild animals
Wolverines are safer to work with than most wild animals
Anonymous 11/14/24(Thu)13:33:27 No.4907113
>>4889768
Even if, still gonna smell worse. Damned giant ferrets. I'd still wrassle one.
Even if, still gonna smell worse. Damned giant ferrets. I'd still wrassle one.
Anonymous 11/17/24(Sun)11:45:31 No.4908269
>>4907113
Ferrets make great pets as well
Ferrets make great pets as well
Anonymous 11/21/24(Thu)04:37:30 No.4909630
>>4889945
cute
cute
Anonymous 11/21/24(Thu)19:38:42 No.4909848
>>4890905
That's just because of climate change normally that would never happen
That's just because of climate change normally that would never happen
Anonymous 11/22/24(Fri)08:15:30 No.4910048
>>4909848
I'll fuckin change your climate
I'll fuckin change your climate
Anonymous 11/25/24(Mon)01:51:44 No.4911178
>>4891514
He kisses the wolverine on the mouth in the third video
He kisses the wolverine on the mouth in the third video
Anonymous 11/25/24(Mon)02:29:11 No.4911197
>>4911178
thats pretty gay
thats pretty gay
Anonymous 11/25/24(Mon)05:29:34 No.4911229
>>4904676
They are aggressive but not angry.
They are aggressive but not angry.
Anonymous 11/25/24(Mon)15:37:21 No.4911393
>>4911178
giwtwm
giwtwm
Anonymous 11/29/24(Fri)02:36:50 No.4912731
>>4911393
same
same
Anonymous 12/01/24(Sun)17:00:16 No.4913721
>>4891514
that smug know-it-all woman in the 3rd video got BTFO
that smug know-it-all woman in the 3rd video got BTFO
Anonymous 12/08/24(Sun)05:34:06 No.4916360
>>4890439
I need more genius honey badger and wolverine stories
I need more genius honey badger and wolverine stories
Anonymous 12/11/24(Wed)03:36:04 No.4917423
>>4889945
I need a pet otter that solves crimes with me
I need a pet otter that solves crimes with me
Anonymous 12/12/24(Thu)01:09:45 No.4917822
>>4889819
Common folk will not be allowed to own them. Only the king and his nepo permit holder babies will own them.
If a commoner owns one thats hurting the environment by owning a WILD ANIMAL see?
Common folk will not be allowed to own them. Only the king and his nepo permit holder babies will own them.
If a commoner owns one thats hurting the environment by owning a WILD ANIMAL see?
Anonymous 12/12/24(Thu)01:15:17 No.4917823
Anonymous 12/12/24(Thu)04:08:34 No.4917871
>>4917822
Common folk shouldn't be allowed to own pets, not even dogs or cats. Pets should be left to responsible patricians.
Common folk shouldn't be allowed to own pets, not even dogs or cats. Pets should be left to responsible patricians.
Anonymous 12/15/24(Sun)06:48:48 No.4919327
>>4889768
CHECK OUT THIS WOLVERINE FROLIC WITH HIS BEAR FRIEND:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jO-Nr88tn_0
CHECK OUT THIS WOLVERINE FROLIC WITH HIS BEAR FRIEND:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jO-
Anonymous 12/18/24(Wed)12:03:52 No.4921083
>>4919327
awww
awww
Anonymous 12/21/24(Sat)18:40:32 No.4922708
>>4919327
New buddy comedy
New buddy comedy
Anonymous 12/22/24(Sun)08:15:15 No.4923030
>>4919327
Which one of them flips out first
Which one of them flips out first
Anonymous 12/22/24(Sun)17:04:01 No.4923190
>>4905057
..anon why are you putting out plates of your own shit in the house
..anon why are you putting out plates of your own shit in the house
Anonymous 12/24/24(Tue)11:02:16 No.4924260
>>4896053
Cats have been recorded eating feces as well
Cats have been recorded eating feces as well
Anonymous 12/24/24(Tue)11:31:45 No.4924273
>>4923190
#justdogownerthings
#justdogownerthings
Anonymous 12/27/24(Fri)09:55:41 No.4925357
>>4924273
It's cat owners who get perma brain damage from their pet's feces
It's cat owners who get perma brain damage from their pet's feces
Anonymous 12/30/24(Mon)13:59:05 No.4926892
>>4924273
Catfags are really the worst of the worst when it comes to pet owners
Catfags are really the worst of the worst when it comes to pet owners
Anonymous 01/03/25(Fri)09:56:16 No.4928459
>>4924273
shoo, catfag
shoo, catfag
Anonymous 01/07/25(Tue)05:37:47 No.4930136
>>4891514
Steve Kroschel is based
Steve Kroschel is based
Anonymous 01/10/25(Fri)18:05:25 No.4931836
Anonymous 01/13/25(Mon)04:13:11 No.4933196
>>4889980
Catladies and catfags ruin everything
Catladies and catfags ruin everything
Anonymous 01/17/25(Fri)15:50:19 No.4935368
Anonymous 01/17/25(Fri)20:39:39 No.4935471
Interestingly enough, there are old trappers' tales of wolverines being smart enough to disable gun traps and dig through a decoy cache to find the real stash underneath.
Like, a lot. More than tall tales could reasonably account for.
Like, a lot. More than tall tales could reasonably account for.
Anonymous 01/22/25(Wed)00:08:46 No.4937585
>>4889768
>Adult males and females form lasting relationships and often travel together outside of the breeding season. Parents do not evict their kits as soon as they are capable of surviving on their own, as previously believed, but travel with them and allow them to continue using their territory until the kits establish their own. The wolverine is one of few mustelid species to exhibit paternal care. There is an account of an adult male wolverine sharing a meal with an unrelated subadult male. There is an account of a wolverine spending days at the side of his sibling’s corpse—possibly a sign of mourning—and there is even an account of a mother apparently burying her deceased kit.(3)(5)(6)
>Their sociality becomes much more apparent in captivity when food scarcity is eliminated. Captive wolverines have distinct personalities and will form social groups, apparently often having “best friends” that are preferred playmates and companions. Disputes with other captives are usually settled with growls, bared fangs, flailing paws, and no bloodshed. Both captive and wild wolverines, kit and adult alike, are fond of play (though reportedly they become grumpy and aloof in old age). There is no shortage of accounts of wolverines play-wrestling, “dancing”, and even tumbling and sliding down snow banks and ice patches in the same fashion observed in otters.(3)(7) Hand-reared wolverines are notably loyal and affectionate toward their human handlers, even as adults.(8)
>Adult males and females form lasting relationships and often travel together outside of the breeding season. Parents do not evict their kits as soon as they are capable of surviving on their own, as previously believed, but travel with them and allow them to continue using their territory until the kits establish their own. The wolverine is one of few mustelid species to exhibit paternal care. There is an account of an adult male wolverine sharing a meal with an unrelated subadult male. There is an account of a wolverine spending days at the side of his sibling’s corpse—possibly a sign of mourning—and there is even an account of a mother apparently burying her deceased kit.(3)(5)(6)
>Their sociality becomes much more apparent in captivity when food scarcity is eliminated. Captive wolverines have distinct personalities and will form social groups, apparently often having “best friends” that are preferred playmates and companions. Disputes with other captives are usually settled with growls, bared fangs, flailing paws, and no bloodshed. Both captive and wild wolverines, kit and adult alike, are fond of play (though reportedly they become grumpy and aloof in old age). There is no shortage of accounts of wolverines play-wrestling, “dancing”, and even tumbling and sliding down snow banks and ice patches in the same fashion observed in otters.(3)(7) Hand-reared wolverines are notably loyal and affectionate toward their human handlers, even as adults.(8)
Anonymous 01/22/25(Wed)00:18:21 No.4937590
>>4889795
Anti cat schizo seethe
Anti cat schizo seethe