adult female western spotted skunk Comparison Table

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adult female western spotted skunk comparison table

Subject have breeding season have population density be more carnivorous than spray give birth to have Order name make sound is a kind of live in have distribution have scientific name eat give birth in have gestation period have length has part have name in French have temperament have range have colour run at suckle have habitat share den eat by have Family name

adult western spotted skunk late winter 5 skunks per square km of good agricultural land striped skunk when in danger Order Carnivora grunt and screech western spotted skunk groundhog burrow, hollow log, stump, tree south-western British Columbia Spilogale gracilis cottontail rabbits, field voles, Norway rats. house mice, corn, insects, plants, fruit, birds, eggs, carrion, lizards, snakes, frogs pair of musk sacs mouffette tachetée secretive, sociable 64 hectares black with 6 white stripes on the back, white tipped tail and white spots on the head 7.2 km per hour scrubland, canyons and farmland in winter with other skunks domestic cats and dogs, great horned owl Family Mustelidae

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adult female western spotted skunk late winter 5 skunks per square km of good agricultural land striped skunk when in danger live babies Order Carnivora grunt and screech female mammal groundhog burrow, hollow log, stump, tree south-western British Columbia Spilogale gracilis cottontail rabbits, field voles, Norway rats. house mice, corn, insects, plants, fruit, birds, eggs, carrion, lizards, snakes, frogs early summer 121 days 323-439 mm mouffette tachetée secretive, sociable 64 hectares black with 6 white stripes on the back, white tipped tail and white spots on the head 7.2 km per hour babies scrubland, canyons and farmland in winter with other skunks domestic cats and dogs, great horned owl Family Mustelidae

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Subject	have breeding season	have population density	be more carnivorous than	spray	give birth to	have Order name	make sound	is a kind of	live in	have distribution	have scientific name	eat	give birth in	have gestation period	have length	has part	have name in French	have temperament	have range	have colour	run at	suckle	have habitat	share den	eat by	have Family name
adult western spotted skunk	late winter	5 skunks per square km of good agricultural land	striped skunk	when in danger		Order Carnivora	grunt and screech	western spotted skunk	groundhog burrow, hollow log, stump, tree	south-western British Columbia	Spilogale gracilis	cottontail rabbits, field voles, Norway rats. house mice, corn, insects, plants, fruit, birds, eggs, carrion, lizards, snakes, frogs				pair of musk sacs	mouffette tachetée	secretive, sociable	64 hectares	black with 6 white stripes on the back, white tipped tail and white spots on the head	7.2 km per hour		scrubland, canyons and farmland	in winter with other skunks	domestic cats and dogs, great horned owl	Family Mustelidae
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adult female western spotted skunk	late winter	5 skunks per square km of good agricultural land	striped skunk	when in danger	live babies	Order Carnivora	grunt and screech	female mammal	groundhog burrow, hollow log, stump, tree	south-western British Columbia	Spilogale gracilis	cottontail rabbits, field voles, Norway rats. house mice, corn, insects, plants, fruit, birds, eggs, carrion, lizards, snakes, frogs	early summer	121 days	323-439 mm		mouffette tachetée	secretive, sociable	64 hectares	black with 6 white stripes on the back, white tipped tail and white spots on the head	7.2 km per hour	babies	scrubland, canyons and farmland	in winter with other skunks	domestic cats and dogs, great horned owl	Family Mustelidae