Wolverine release from live-trap. (c) Mike Jokinen.
On a wolverine research trip with W. Garfield Weston fellow Matthew Scrafford, Mike Jokinen filmed the release of a wolverine from a live-trap.
Видео Wolverine release from live-trap. (c) Mike Jokinen. канала Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) Canada
Видео Wolverine release from live-trap. (c) Mike Jokinen. канала Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) Canada
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