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2.5K reactions · 233 shares | Why do skunks have their distinctive stripes? Museum Educator Jason explains how skunks use their stripes as a warning signal when they feel threatened: they’re saying, “Come any closer and you might get sprayed!” #Skunk #Animals #Science #Nature #Wildlife | Museum of Science, Boston | Facebook

These six curious baby striped skunks are exploring their enclosure, keeping each other company as they grow. When they’re old enough, they’ll be released to continue exploring and scavenging to their hearts’ content! Ajay had spotted the first five babies wandering dangerously close to a busy road. He looked around for their mother, and his heart sank when he found her… she had been struck by a car, and had tragically lost her life. Devastated, Ajay sought help for the little orphans, who were

One of our newest arrivals. A baby striped skunk. The Striped Skunk (Mephitis mephitis) is a North American mammal, about the size of a domestic cat, known for its distinctive black fur with white stripes and its ability to spray a potent, foul-smelling musk from anal glands as a defense mechanism. These omnivorous, nocturnal animals are adaptable to various habitats, including agricultural lands and urban areas, and primarily feed on insects, fruits, and small animals. Adults are typically 20-2

I would like to introduce to you the Florida Striped Skunk. Two species of skunk occur in Florida, the striped skunk (Mephitis mephitis), and the eastern spotted skunk (Spilogale putorius). The striped skunk (Mephitis mephitis) is a highly adaptable animal that can be found in a wide variety of habitats, from open fields to urban areas. It is well known for its ability to spray an unpleasant scent to ward off potential threats. What's the difference between a skunk and a striped skunk? The white