in Wolverine: The Origin (2001) #1 The late 19th century, Alberta, Canada. Meet James Howlett, a sickly boy with as many dark secrets as family money. After his father is murdered by a cruel ruffian named Thomas Logan, James' mutant powers manifest - and bony claws emerge from his hands in a rage.

A mutant with an unstoppable healing power, adamantium metal claws and no-nonsense attitude makes the man called Logan, one of the most ferocious heroes in the universe.

Canonically, Wolverine is 5 feet, 3 inches tall. He's never shown as particularly handsome. He's burly and muscular and hairy. Wolverine oozes traditionally masculine features and was modeled to be something like the animal that is his namesake.

Wolverine was an army name. Logan was his father's name and his actual name is James Howlett. After learning about the characteristics of the animal, they ended up giving James Howlett the nickname Wolverine.

weasels Wolverines look like small bears but are actually very large weasels, and their wounds pretty much stay wounds for the normal amount of time. Honestly, wolverines and the character Wolverine have little in common save for the claws and a lot of strength relative to their size.

Wolverines are solitary and nocturnal hunters. They are carnivores, hunting deer, sheep, small bears, rodents, hares, and other small burrowing mammals. A large portion of its diet comes from scavenged meat from scavenging the carcasses of elk, caribou, and other animals.

The wolverine has a keen sense of smell and hearing and relatively poor eyesight. It has large, strong teeth and powerful jaws that help it rip frozen meat from carrion. It also has powerful legs with padded feet and large claws. Its padded feet help it walk in the snow!

Reduced spring snowpack threaten their ability to make snow dens to birth and raise their young.

• Wolverines are known for their tenacity and fierceness beyond their size. They have battled grizzly bears, bull moose, wolves and won.
• Wolverines are predators and scavengers that eat whatever they can.

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The adamantium renders his bones virtually unbreakable and his claws capable of penetrating almost any substance depending on its thickness and the force he exerts. His reinforced skeleton also enables him to withstand heavy physical pressure, giving his muscles sufficient force to briefly lift 800 pounds or more.

Wolverine has been depicted as a member of the X-Men, X-Force, Alpha Flight, the Fantastic Four, and the Avengers.

The wolverine is a powerful animal that resembles a small bear but is actually the largest member of the weasel family.

About Wolverines The wolverine is the largest terrestrial member of the weasel family. However, due to its distinct build it is often said to resemble a small bear rather than weasel. Wolverines are generally the size of a medium-sized dog, between 30 to 55 pounds, with males up to 30 percent larger than females.

weasels Wolverines look like small bears but are actually very large weasels, and their wounds pretty much stay wounds for the normal amount of time. Honestly, wolverines and the character Wolverine have little in common save for the claws and a lot of strength relative to their size.

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Wolverine's healing factor means he can come back from basically any injury. But how he hides that pain makes him truly badass. Wolverine is the guru of gore - expert at both pulling out the viscera of his enemies and witnessing his own internal organs on the outside.