adult male striped skunk Comparison Table

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adult male striped skunk comparison table

Subject have breeding season spend the winter with have population density spray build nest of become very fat in have Order name make sound is a kind of live in have distribution have scientific name weigh be polygamous eat have length hibernate have name in French has part have temperament have range have colour moult have picture run at have habitat eat by have Family name

adult striped skunk late February and early March up to 12 other skunks in a den mostly females with young 5.2 per square km of agricultural land when in danger dried grasses and leaves the fall to prepare for hibernation Order Carnivora hisses, growls, squeals, soft cooings striped skunk burrow of groundhog or cottontail rabbit most of southern Canada Mephitis mephitis fruit, small mammals, insects, grasses. leaves and buds, carrion, grains and nuts, eggs, baby birds, crayfish, minnows, mollusks, frogs, lizards and snakes from December to March mouffette rayée pair of musk sacs placid and sluggish 4 hectares black with white stripes down the back and tail in the spring and fall 14.5 km an hour agricultural land, forest, along river valleys great horned owl, bobcat, coyote, fisher Family Mustelidae

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adult male striped skunk late February and early March up to 12 other skunks in a den mostly females with young 5.2 per square km of agricultural land when in danger dried grasses and leaves the fall to prepare for hibernation Order Carnivora hisses, growls, squeals, soft cooings male mammal burrow of groundhog or cottontail rabbit most of southern Canada Mephitis mephitis 1.27-2.44 kg fruit, small mammals, insects, grasses. leaves and buds, carrion, grains and nuts, eggs, baby birds, crayfish, minnows, mollusks, frogs, lizards and snakes 522-610 mm from December to March mouffette rayée placid and sluggish 4 hectares black with white stripes down the back and tail in the spring and fall 14.5 km an hour agricultural land, forest, along river valleys great horned owl, bobcat, coyote, fisher Family Mustelidae

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Subject	have breeding season	spend the winter with	have population density	spray	build nest of	become very fat in	have Order name	make sound	is a kind of	live in	have distribution	have scientific name	weigh	be polygamous	eat	have length	hibernate	have name in French	has part	have temperament	have range	have colour	moult	have picture	run at	have habitat	eat by	have Family name
adult striped skunk	late February and early March	up to 12 other skunks in a den mostly females with young	5.2 per square km of agricultural land	when in danger	dried grasses and leaves	the fall to prepare for hibernation	Order Carnivora	hisses, growls, squeals, soft cooings	striped skunk	burrow of groundhog or cottontail rabbit	most of southern Canada	Mephitis mephitis			fruit, small mammals, insects, grasses. leaves and buds, carrion, grains and nuts, eggs, baby birds, crayfish, minnows, mollusks, frogs, lizards and snakes		from December to March	mouffette rayée	pair of musk sacs	placid and sluggish	4 hectares	black with white stripes down the back and tail	in the spring and fall		14.5 km an hour	agricultural land, forest, along river valleys	great horned owl, bobcat, coyote, fisher	Family Mustelidae
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adult male striped skunk	late February and early March	up to 12 other skunks in a den mostly females with young	5.2 per square km of agricultural land	when in danger	dried grasses and leaves	the fall to prepare for hibernation	Order Carnivora	hisses, growls, squeals, soft cooings	male mammal	burrow of groundhog or cottontail rabbit	most of southern Canada	Mephitis mephitis	1.27-2.44 kg		fruit, small mammals, insects, grasses. leaves and buds, carrion, grains and nuts, eggs, baby birds, crayfish, minnows, mollusks, frogs, lizards and snakes	522-610 mm	from December to March	mouffette rayée		placid and sluggish	4 hectares	black with white stripes down the back and tail	in the spring and fall		14.5 km an hour	agricultural land, forest, along river valleys	great horned owl, bobcat, coyote, fisher	Family Mustelidae