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Wolverine super strong
Learn how Arctic researchers track and study wolverines, and discover how they are built to survive in some of the coldest places on Earth, how they hunt and protect themselves from enemies, and how humans can help save them and their icy habitat.
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- "From the long, thick fur that keeps a wolverine warm, to the long claws and powerful jaws that allow it to tear through frozen meat, children will learn all the different ways that these strong scavengers are built to survive in the Arctic."
- "Learn how Arctic researchers track and study wolverines, and discover how they are built to survive in some of the coldest places on Earth, how they hunt and protect themselves from enemies, and how humans can help save them and their icy habitat."@en
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