adult female western spotted skunk | gives birth in early summer |  |
has average number of babies 4-5 |  |
has gestation period 121 days |  |
has length 323-439 mm |  |
is a kind of adult western spotted skunk |  |
is a kind of female mammal |  |
adult western spotted skunk | can climb |  |
can run at 7.2 km per hour |  |
eats cottontail rabbits, field voles, Norway rats. house mice, corn, insects, plants, fruit, birds, eggs, carrion, lizards, snakes, frogs |  |
has breeding season late winter |  |
has colour black with 6 white stripes on the back, white tipped tail and white spots on the head |  |
has range 64 hectares |  |
has temperament secretive, sociable |  |
is more carnivorous than striped skunk |  |
is nocturnal |  |
makes sound grunt and screech |  |
sprays when in danger |  |
female mammal | gives birth to live babies |  |
suckles babies |  |
western spotted skunk | does not truly hibernate |  |
has distribution south-western British Columbia |  |
has habitat scrubland, canyons and farmland |  |
has name in French mouffette tachetée |  |
has population density 5 skunks per square km of good agricultural land |  |
has scientific name Spilogale gracilis |  |
is eaten by domestic cats and dogs, great horned owl |  |
lives in groundhog burrow, hollow log, stump, tree |  |
shares den in winter with other skunks |  |
mammal | is warm-blooded |  |
may catch rabies |  |
weasel | has Family name Family Mustelidae |  |
carnivore | has Order name Order Carnivora |  |
is carnivorous or omnivorous |  |