This large, arctic-dwelling, relative of the badger has a coat popular with hunters in cold regions to line jackets to keep the frost out. While perfectly capable of hunting down prey from rabbits to weakened moose on their own, they prefer to not spend the energy on the hunt when they can instead follow bigger predators to scavenge the remains of their kills or scare them off the kill, even brazen enough to try to scare bears off their kills. Instinct: Cache carrion for future meals

• Steal dinner from other predators
• Glutton for meat
• Traverse cliffs and trees with ease