Wolverine vs. bobcat
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The document compares a wolverine and bobcat, noting that wolverines weigh around 55 pounds and eat large prey like reindeer, while bobcats weigh between 16 to 30 pounds and eat smaller animals. After researching their traits, the author concludes that the wolverine would win in a fight due to its greater size, strength from eating larger prey, and thick fur and skin providing protection.
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- 3. Bobcat Facts ● 16 and 30 pounds ● Shaggy tan fur with dark spots ● Eats mice, rabbits and hares ● 1 to 6 kittens ● Lives 10 to 12 years
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- 7. Citation “Wolverines” Animals. Capstone, 2019. Web. 23 May 2019 <https://www.pebblego.com/> “Bobcats” Animals. Capstone, 2019. Web. 23 May 2019 <https://www.pebblego.com/> Print