Hello, I'm an expert in wildlife and animal behavior. When discussing what could potentially eat a wolverine, it's important to note that wolverines are apex predators, which means they are at the top of the food chain and have few natural predators. However, there are a few scenarios where wolverines might fall prey to other animals.

In the wild, the primary threats to wolverines are other large predators.
Bears, particularly grizzly bears, can be a threat, especially when wolverines are young, injured, or caught in vulnerable situations. Similarly, mountain lions or cougars might also pose a threat under certain circumstances. It's also possible for wolverines to fall victim to wolves, especially if they are outnumbered or caught off guard.

Additionally, wolverines can be vulnerable to humans, either through direct conflict, such as being trapped or hunted, or indirectly through habitat destruction and pollution which can lead to a decrease in their food sources.

It's important to remember that while these animals can potentially eat wolverines, it's not common due to the wolverine's size, strength, and solitary, elusive nature.

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Diet. Wolverines are omnivores; they eat both meat and vegetation. Typical meals for a wolverine include large game like caribou, moose and mountain goats; smaller animals like ground squirrels and rodents; and even birds' eggs and berries. ... They have been known to eat the bones and teeth of their prey.read more >>