Um... I think you meant hibernate... and they do what mammals would do... Eat tons of food and sleep for a very long time
skunks do not store food for winter
In it's burrow.
they have fir and they can also live under water
Raccoons and skunks may be seen about during winter months. During the coldest and snowiest times they remain in their den and sleep. It is not a true hibernation, however, as they may arise during less severe days and forage for food.
Some but if your hamster curls into a ball and tucks in its feet then don't be alarmed check its breathing if its not, I'm sorry
Skunks like raw meats,veggies,low fat yoghurt,raw eggs,nuts,they need loads of protein for body fat in order to keep warm during winter months.
yes, skunks live in Minnesota, which can be really hot in the summer and really cold in the winter
skunks because elaphants can hurt you more then skunks.
Skunks, like bears, go into a state of torpor. This is a very groggy sleep that is intermittent and can be interrupted by periods of time awake and active. Hibernation is a physical state where the body significantly drops in temperature and the creature is immobile for a very long time. A hibernating animal almost looks dead and takes a very long time to wake up. An animal in torpor can be woken more easily, which is why it isn't safe to disturb bears who are in torpor sleep for the winter. Skunks take long torpor naps in their dens, and females often in groups. They will wake to look for food on warm days, and will need to come out of the den at least once to empty their scent glands. This would explain why folks sometimes see, or smell, skunks during the winter months.
62 types of skunks
Skunks have stripes.
no - Ireland has no skunks - thankfully!