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What is the enemy of skunks?
Skunks do not have a main predator, really just anything that threatens or frightens it.
How do walrus escape from its predator?
they run
How does a penguin escape from its predator?
Be camouflage
Were skunks moved to Boston to kill rats?
If skunks were moved to Boston for this reason, it was a bad move. Where there's rats, there's snakes, and between the two, skunks will usually hunt snakes. Without the natural predator of snakes, rats will populate even further.
Do skunks spray when they die?
Skunks spray when they feel threatened, so if the skunk is already dead, there would be no reason to spray.
Who is the skunks natural predator?
Skunks have a few natural predators, including coyotes, foxes, hawks, and owls. While their strong odor serves as a primary defense mechanism against many potential threats, these predators may still attempt to catch skunks, especially when food is scarce. Young skunks are particularly vulnerable to predation.
How do skunks use its odor for its defense?
They use it when someone diturbs them as a defence mechanism and then the skunk gets away when its predator is disturbed... :)
How does a lion escape from a predator?
running,killing or defending itself.
How is a lizard able to escape when caught by a predator?
drop its own tail
How do an octopus protect themselves from predators?
by squirting ink that is black.The octopus squirts it and the ink will blind the predator and lets the predator escape
How does zebra escape from their prey?
Zebras can run very fast so they can easily escape a oncoming predator. They run about 50mph.
IS A SKUNK A PREY OR Predator?
Skunks are both prey and predator. The skunk is a predator to many small creatures, such as insects, rodents, lizards, frogs, snakes, birds, moles, worms, and salamanders, as well as eating berries roots leaves nuts, fungi and grass. Their diet is omnivorous, as they feed on both plant and animal matter. Skunks are prey mainly to Great Horned Owls, but can also be eaten by foxes, dogs, coyotes, hawks, badgers, bobcats and eagles.
