Yes they do
If a skunk is about to spray, it will stand on it's front legs and do a handstand. Before i sprays, it will give you warnings. If a skunk feels threatened, they will hiss, stamp their feet and raise their tail as warning signs.
because the spray is coming out of its butt so if it didnt lift its tail it couldn't spray you
A skunk will only spay if frightened, to protect its family, or if it feels threatened. a skunk will give u warnings before they spray because it takes a week to replenish the lost oils. The skunk will stamp its feet and hiss and raise its tail at u and if u dont leave them be they will raise on their fore legs like they are doing a handstand then they will spray, and they can spary up to 10 feet
Skunks have a special gland that produces the liquid spray. A skunk lifts its tail and releases the spray when it is scared. It creates a terrible stench that wards off predators and makes skunks very unpopular.
Skunks use glands located under their tail to spray a foul smelling, eye-watering liquid spray for protection.
A skunk has two scent glands under it's tail. It can spray with one gland or the other. But usually both. When a skunk fires, it squeezes muscles that forec the oil through the glands.
a skunk might spray a little gas when it dies
I believe if you are able to hold the skunk's hind legs off the ground, (by the tail, careful they can still bite) it will not be able to squeeze the gland holding the spray.
No. Skunk spray is not flammable.It is a mixture of sulfur containing chemicals.
Use a small trap just big enough for the skunk to get in. It MUST be small enough to prevent the skunk from lifting it's tail. The skunk can't spray if it can't lift it's tail. Once the skunk is trapped he may be safely relocated. To release the skunk simply place the trap on the ground and open the door. I know that sounds scary but the skunk will nonchalantly walk out and away.
Skunk spray is not necessarily "made". Skunk spray is a liquid or gas like substance that is produced in the glands for defending themselves which is why they spray.
No.