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A Wolverine is a carnivorous mammal.
Wolverine may also refer to:
- Wolverine (comics), a Marvel Comics character
- X-Men Origins: Wolverine, 2009 movie based on the above character, played by Hugh Jackman
- X-Men Origins: Wolverine (video game), 2009 video game loosely based on the above movie
- Wolverine and the X-Men, an animated TV series.
- High school sports team and paramilitary group in the movie Red Dawn
- The Wolverine mech from Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun
- Canadian wrestler, Chris Benoit, was also known as 'The Rabid Wolverine'.
- Wolverine Worldwide, Inc., manufacturer of work boots and leather products
Military history
- M10 Wolverine, tank destroyer
- M104 Wolverine, bridge-laying vehicle
- Two United States Naval vessels have had the name USS Wolverine
- HMS Wolverine (1910), a British destroyer in World War I
- HMS Wolverine (D78), a British destroyer in World War II
- Wolverines (Germany, 1945), another name for the Werwolf plan made by the Nazis in World War II
Music
- Wolverine (band), a Swedish progressive metal band
- The Wolverines/Wolverines Orchestra, an American jazz territory band led by cornetist Bix Beiderbecke, with whom he made his first recordings in 1924
- Wolverine Blues, a composition by Jelly Roll Morton, for which the Wolverine Orchestra was named
Usages connected with the American state of Michigan:
- Michigan itself, which is nicknamed "The Wolverine State"
- Michigan Wolverines, nickname for the sports teams of the University of Michigan
- Detroit Wolverines (MLB), a Major League Baseball team in the 1880s, who won the 1887 national championship
- Detroit Wolverines (NFL) a professional football team in Detroit in the year 1928 that folded due to the Great Depression.
- Wolverine (train), an Amtrak service that runs between Chicago, Illinois and Pontiac, Michigan
- Wolverine, Michigan, a village in Cheboygan County
- Wolverine Lake, Michigan, a village in Oakland County
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