No. Wolverines prefer to scavenge carcasses made by a bear or a wolf pack, and will fiercely defend their food against large bears or a pack of wolves. The will not actively hunt and kill a bear, small or not.
Wolves, Bears, Cougars And Lynxes. Wolverines Do Not Have Any Natural Predators But They Do Have Competitors. Lynxes Will Strongly React With Wolverines, Wolverines Will Kill And Eat Lynxes But It Cannot Be The Other Way As Wolverines Are More Stronger, However, Lynxes Might Occasionally Kill Kittens Of Wolverines, But If A Mother Wolverine Comes While Seeing Or If It Is Protecting, Lynxes Can Be Killed. Cougars And Wolverines Very Occasionally Meet. Cougars Don't Eat Wolverines But They Can Attack Them Very Strongly If Wolverines Steal Their Kills, However, Occasionally, Wolverines Can Attack Cougars. Foxes And Wolverines Strongly Meet. Wolverines Kill And Eat Foxes, Especially Red Foxes, But Red Foxes Can Eat Kittens Of Wolverines, But If Mother Wolverines Are Protecting Their Kittens, Foxes Can Be Killed. Wolves And Wolverines Strongly Meet. Wolverines Are Well Known For Attacking Wolves Very Easily But Wolves Can Kill Wolverines If A Wolverine Steals Their Kills. Bears And Wolverines Meet But Bears Are Quite Vicious With Wolverines. However, Wolverines Will Attack Bears On Occasions In A Way Like Wolverines Do With Wolves.
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Yes, there there has been many documented cases of polar bears eating wolverines. Due to climate change they have migrated more south to wolverine predominate habitats. Source National Geographic 1985 Wolverines have been known to appropriate carcasses from bears. They are very aggresive, and there is no evidence polar bears feed on wolverines at all in the text. None.
Neither. Wolverines are carnivores, not herbivores, so they would eat carrion, small mammals and birds. Some wolverines have been known to take down a deer by themselves.
Arctic foxes generally eat any small animal they can find, including lemmings, voles, other rodents, hares, birds, eggs, fish, and carrion. They scavenge on carcasses left by larger predators such as wolves and polar bears, and in times of scarcity even eat their feces. They also eat some plant matter, including seaweed.
Wolves, polar bears, wolverines, lynx and even red foxes will kill and eat an Arctic fox if the opportunity presents itself.
Yes. Brown bears and polar bears are one of the main predators to reindeer, along with wolves, golden eagles, and wolverines. All bears will prey on the weak and young, though they are known to target all reindeer of any age.
Bears will eat anything if they can catch it.No bears do not eat eagles but eagles will eat small cubs if they can get a hold of themNo bears do not eat eagles but eagles will eat small cubs if they can get a hold of them
A wolverine might eat a bear if it was already dead and it came across its carcass. However, wolverines do not hunt bears and usually eat smaller animals like beavers. They also eat nuts and fruits.
Yes. Trees in a forest compete for light, and for water and nutrients in the soil.
Polar bears, grizzly bears, brown bears, wolves, Arctic foxes, red foxes, wolverines and mink are the major carnivores found in the Arctic. Some are actually omnivores and eat plant matter as well as animals.
Of course they do , haven't you see the bears in the stream with the jumping salmon , they try to catch it and eat it after hibernation