Lollipop the skunk digging

The video provides an overview of striped skunks, highlighting their behaviors, diet, and role in the ecosystem. Skunks are omnivores with a varied diet, including insects, rodents, and eggs. They have potent scent glands for defense and contribute to pest control in North America. The video also showcases their natural digging behavior and feeding habits.

What is one of the primary behaviors of a striped skunk in the wild?

• Swimming in rivers

• Digging for food

• Climbing trees

• Flying short distances

What does the scientific name of the skunk, 'Methodist Methodist', mean?

• Night hunter

• Stinks, stinks

• Forest dweller

• Striped animal

How do skunks contribute to pest control in their environment?

• By building nests that deter pests

• By eating large mammals

• By spraying pests with their scent

• By consuming insects and small rodents

Which of the following is NOT part of a skunk's diet?

• Snake eggs

• Bird eggs

• Tree leaves

• Lizards

What is the main goal of a skunk when it is searching the ground?

• To mark its territory

• To hide from predators

• To locate food

• To find a place to sleep