What is a Baby Wolverine Called?

Baby wolverines are called kit (cub)s. A group of wolverines is called a solitary.

A young wolverine is also called a kit (cub).Wolverine kits are born with pure white fur that gradually darkens as they grow — like tiny snow weasels turning into fierce predators! See our young animals guide for more.

An infant wolverine is called a kit (cub). "Infant" is the scientific term for a baby animal. See our infant animals guide for the complete scientific terminology.

Wolverines typically live 7-12 years (wild) in their natural habitat of northern forests, tundra (north america, europe, asia).

Wolverines are carnivores, meaning their diet consists primarily of meat and other animals.

The conservation status of wolverines is Least Concern. See all baby animals by conservation status.