Are wolverines diurnal

Answer 1

In short, yes. Although technically they are both diurnal and nocturnal. Wolverines are on a 4 hour cycle. What they do is nap for 4 hours, then venture out, forage and hunt for 4 hours. At night they sleep more than hunt because their eyesight is not as good as other nocturnal animals (ie. raccoon). Trappers of wolverines have better luck in the daytime due to this and usually put new traps out at night to avoid being seen.

Answer 2

no they are not, but if they are hungry enough they will hunt at

night desperate times call for desperate measures ha ha ha

They are nocturnal and diurnal becuase if they are REALLY hungry the will hunt for food at night but if they don't find at the time that they are given the willl pass out or maybre even die so HELP OUT

Answer 3

Werewolves are fictional.

In fiction, No, werewolves are not nocturnal. They enjoy sunlight, because they are also half human.

Answer 4

No, wolverines are primarily crepuscular and nocturnal, meaning they are most active during dawn and dusk, as well as at night. During the day, they often rest or are less active.