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i think its peter o'brien who played Shane ramsey in neighbours back in the 80s.
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Who plays Wolverines False father in the beginning of the movie Wolverine Origins?
peter o' brien-australia
How many wolverines are left?
how many wolverines are left? Why is wolverine considered to be an endangered species?
Who helped wolverine?
matt kelsh wolverines sidekick
Is a Mink related to a wolverine?
Minks are related to, Weasels, Skunks, Otters and Wolverines
A wolverines scientific name?
the scientific name for wolverine is 'gulo gulo' which means 'glutton'.
Who plays Wolverines False father in the beginning of the movie Wolverine Origins?
peter o' brien-australia
When do wolverine's hunt?
when do wolverines hunt
How many wolverines are left?
how many wolverines are left? Why is wolverine considered to be an endangered species?
Who helped wolverine?
matt kelsh wolverines sidekick
Are wolverines carnivore?
Yes, the animal the wolverine is a carnivore.
How does a wolverine reproduce?
Well wolverines reproduce though the wolverine slowly sticking its paw up his partners a$$ hole
How a wolverine obtains energy?
Wolverines obtain energy from the animals they consume.
Do Bobcats eat wolverines?
No, the range of the wolverine does not overlap that of the bobcat. However, wolverines will occasionally kill and eat lynxes.
What is a male wolverine called?
A male wolverine is simply called a wolverine. Baby wolverines are called kits. The wolverine has great strength and can kill prey many times its size.
Are wolverines canines?
A wolverine is a member of the weasel family, which is called Mustelidae.Mustelidae is also the family of otters, badgers, and ferrets. The name wolf may be derived from the wolverine but they are not related. (The scientific name of a wolverines is gulo gulo.
What continents can a wolverine be found on?
Wolverines are found in North America, Europe, and Asia.
Is a Mink related to a wolverine?
Minks are related to, Weasels, Skunks, Otters and Wolverines
