Wolverines Observed On Dumpling Mountain Cam:[]
July 1, 2016:[]
Video by JoeBear. Credit goes to #bearcam fan Tim Fischer for first spotting it.:
Dumpling Mountain Wolverine
video by JoeBear
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Wolverine at Dumping Mountain - Live Cam Highlight
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July 3, 2018:[]
Video by RGW:
Wolverine on Dumpling July 3, 2018 by RGW-0
IRL Joanie captured this snapshot of the wolverine on Dumpling Mountain on July 3, 2018 (p 01/01/2020 07:49 ).::
Possible Wolverine Tracks in the Snow on Dumpling Mountain:[]
October 17, 2019:[]
Cam viewers captured the following snapshots of the possible wolverine tracks in the snow on Dumpling Mountain on October 17, 2019:
Lani H captured this snapshot. SgtPepper captured this snapshot. MMT captured this snapshot. BarbaraHoran captured this snapshot. FrogsOn captured this snapshot At 14:31 on October 17, 2019 , Dumpling Mountain was "fully socked in by clouds again" per CamOp Greg. The cam went "back into power saving mode":
Lani H captured this video of the snow on Dumpling Mountain on October 17, 2019. The video includes the possible wolverine tracks.:
Snow on Dumpling Mountain 10 17 2019 by Lani H (includes possible wolverine tracks)
October 18, 2019 or Prior:[]
Sue C (aka hooked Sue) captured this video of possible wolverine tracks in the snow on Dumpling Mountain from the Dumpling Mountain cam.:
Footprints On Dumpling Mt🐾 Views of Lower River & Teeny Bears🐻 October 18, 2019 or prior by Sue C (aka hooked Sue)
October 18, 2019:[]
On October 18, 2019 cam viewers captured these snapshots of the possible wolverine tracks in the snow on Dumpling Mountain.: Campfiredavis captured this snapshot . FrogsOn captured this snapshot . GrandmaJ captured this snapshot . CorrWest captured this snapshot .:
On October 18, 2019 at 08:59, Mike Fitz commented about the possible wolverine tracks in the snow on Dumpling Mountain that cam viewers were observing on October 17, 2019 and October 18, 2019. Mike included this snapshot with his October 18, 2019 08:59 comment.: "I'm still not 100% percent sure what animal may have made the tracks in the snow near the cam. However, the tracks are too small to be a bear. The tracks are also not from a person, moose, or caribou. Ground squirrels are in the dens hibernating by now and their tracks would be much smaller. The gait provides some clues though. Since the tracks are meandering and seem to indicate the animal was exploring and searching. My best guess is that they are from a wolverine. This is a close up view of the tracks. It's hard to get a sense of the scale, but I estimate this print is a several inches wide."
Wolverine Resources:[]
Alaska Department of Fish & Game:[]
Wolverine Species Profile []
Wolverine: Wildlife Notebook Series[]
Wolverines: Behind the Myth[]
The Wolverine Foundation:[]
Promoting Science-Based Management Of Wolverines Across Their Global Range