do you mind if i use the S&W crew in a story i am making?

@ Blackqhat:
I got it, that’s why I was like OMGTHEYREFERENCEDGULOTHESAVAGEFROMREDWALL!!!11one1

I love Redwall.

@ Fred in Colorado:
actually, many intelligent animals are known to hunt purely for pleasure. There are housecats that will batter a rodent prey for hours and then let it go, much to the chagrin of the cat owner. Dolphins, too allegedly kill for sport.

@ Keo(koshewa)offlame:
Well, simple hunting is not going to feed what the human population has become. Only farming can sustain such numbers. And most ranches do their best to let their animals live in some form of comfort.

@ Squival:
Not quite true. Although Wolverines ARE aggressive, this is only a natural instinct to be wary of possible danger. Also, their hunting methods are much less cruel than our style of agriculture. I’ve never known wolverines to biologically alter their prey then force them to live a horrid lifestyle, resulting with broken bones and legs from malnutrition, abuse, and simply not being able to withstand their own weight. Then, killed by slitting their throats and bleeding to death, sometimes not completely dying before being roasted alive and their feathers plucked off then served in neat, unrecognizable packages.
Also, to the other users who seem to like calling animals evil: Look at the human race. Trust me.

I find wolverines very cute, but, of course, they are wild, and would be impossible to control. But, nonetheless, I must admit, they are not the ‘ferocious little buggers’ people make them out to be. I’m not an expert, but I have been doing my research as a fun essay project, and lean more towards other animals than the human race, “homo sapien”, i think it is?

I do find this comic very enjoyable, and maybe (no, of course I am) I’m being to serious about this subject. But, I do tend to be overly offended and aggressive. This comic made me laugh, and I am glad I saw it. This simply brightened my day.

Gulo? Redwall? please tell me you like the books? Wolverines are vicious little buggers arent they?