spotted skunk造句

• Outside, a spotted skunk prowled the grounds, hoping we had dropped some food.
• Striped and Spotted Skunks were responsible for two-thirds of these losses.
• The secretion of the spotted skunks differs from that of the striped skunks.
• Western spotted skunks have lived for almost ten years in captivity.
• When threatened, western spotted skunks display warning coloration.
• Woody fencerows, odd areas, and abandoned farm buildings are also important habitat for Eastern Spotted Skunks.
• They touched a Florida king snake and glimpsed a barred owl, spotted skunk, deer and baby alligator.
• Ringtails, and spotted skunks are the most numerous riparian predators and prey on invertebrates, rodents, and reptiles.
• Flightless geese, giant mice and pygmy mammoths are extinct, while the island fox, spotted skunk, and Hoffman's rockcress.
• Other animals that can be found here include elk, mule deer, spotted skunks, shrew, ringtail cats, and ermine.
• First of all, according to Wikipedia : Naming conventions the article belongs at the singular, that is, Spotted skunk.
• The spotted skunk is only confirmed to exist on two islands : Santa Cruz Island and Santa Rosa Island.
• The typical body length of eastern spotted skunks is with a tail length from, resulting in a total length of.
• Thioacetate derivatives of the three thiols are present in the spray of the striped skunks but not the spotted skunks.
• Eastern spotted skunks seem to prefer forest edges and upland prairie grasslands, especially where rock outcrops and shrub clumps are present.
• With a total length of, the western spotted skunk is smaller than the striped skunk ( " Mephitis mephitis " ).
• At one time this skunk was considered to be a subspecies of the eastern spotted skunk ( " Spigale pusorius " ).
• Western spotted skunks typically breed in September, although both sexes remain fertile for several months thereafter if they fail to breed early.
• This skunk species also is a capable climber, although not as agile as the spotted skunks of the genus " Spilogale ".
• All four have the deer mouse living on them, the three latter, the island fox, and the two latter, the island spotted skunk.