-
weasel family,
skunks have as
their closest relatives the Old
World stink badgers. In
alphabetical order, the
living species of
skunks are:
Family Mephitidae...
- The
genus Spilogale includes all
skunks commonly known as
spotted skunks. Currently,
there are four
accepted extant species: S. gracilis, S. ****rius...
- 2010s,
skunk captures became rare once again. Recent[when?]
genetic research was done on
Channel Island skunks to
determine genetic variation in
skunks between...
-
Skunk cabbage is a
common name for
several plants and may
refer to: the
genus Lysichiton Asian skunk cabbage,
Lysichiton camtschatcensis,
grows in eastern...
- The hog-nosed
skunks belong to the
genus Conepatus and are
members of the
family Mephitidae (
skunks). They are
native to the Americas. They have white...
- human-modified environments.
Striped skunks are
polygamous omnivores with few
natural predators, save for
birds of prey. Like all
skunks, they
possess highly developed...
-
comprising the
skunks and
stink badgers. They are
noted for the
great development of
their anal
scent glands,
which they use to
deter predators.
Skunks were formerly...
-
brewed from
skunks, old shoes, kerosene, anvils, and
other strange ingredients. When the name
leaked out,
Lockheed ordered it
changed to "
Skunk Works" to...
-
skunks will
become fully developed into
adult skunks and two
months before they
develop skunk musk to use as self-defense. The
eastern spotted skunk has...
- The
skunk loach,
skunk botia or Hora's
loach (Yasuhikotakia morleti; syn.
Botia morleti,
Botia horae) is a
species of
botiid loach found in the Mekong...
