Skunk Facts

The video explores fascinating facts about skunks, focusing on their defense mechanisms, nocturnal adaptations, and unique characteristics. Skunks use a combination of dance and spray to ward off predators, with their spray being particularly effective at night. The spray can cause temporary blindness and has a long-lasting odor. Skunks are also immune to snake venom and have a diverse diet, eating both plants and animals. These adaptations make skunks well-suited to their environment.

What is the primary reason skunks perform a dance before spraying?

• To attract a mate

• To entertain other animals

• To scare away predators without using spray

• To mark their territory

Why is the skunk's spray particularly useful for them?

• Because they are active during the day

• Because it helps them climb trees

• Because they are nocturnal and face ground predators

• Because it helps them find food

How far can a skunk's spray reach?

• 15 feet

• 10 feet

• 5 feet

• 20 feet

What unique trait do skunks have regarding snake venom?

• They can produce it

• They are immune to it

• They can smell it from afar

• They use it in their spray

What type of diet do skunks have?

• Insectivorous

• Omnivorous

• Herbivorous

• Carnivorous