Yes, skunks are nocturnal (technically they are crepuscular, meaning they come out at dawn and dusk ), meaning they do sleep during the day. The majority of skunks that you can see during the day are hungry mothers who have reversed eating habits. Most people think that skunks do not like light, but actually, they do not mind it. It is just that bugs are more prone to be vulnerable during the night.
Skunks are nocturnal animals by nature and usually travel in groups at night unless they get separated. A skunk may make an appearance during the day if it is disturbed or threatened.
Skunks can not see in the dark like cats do. They are most likely to hunt during the day.
the sleep in trees! they are spider skunks!
Skunks have claws and short legs that are used for digging. Skunks hunt beehives and will attack them if seen. Skunks tend to mate during the month of February.
Skunks come out whenever they want to... Day or night seen bregin.. xD Jkz IDK..
Since animals don't have organized holidays or at least ones coinciding with humans', Valentine's Day is not recognized by skunks. It is not even determined if skunks are self-aware and thus, able to do that sort of thing.
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Skunk is very stinky and Racoon a little stinky.
Since skunks are nocturnal animals, they rarely attack during the day.But yes the will attack if they feel threatened
no they sleep in boroughs in the day because they are nocturnal
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.
Skunks are found in both North and South America, not including the northernmost parts of Canada. There are four different species of skunks found in North America and the most common is the striped skunk. Spotted skunks usually live in northern Mexico. Hooded skunks are found in the southwestern parts of the United States. Skunks like to live in open lands next to forest areas and in clearings. Skunks typically make their homes along rivers, logs, or in thickets. Most skunks have more than one home and will travel from one to the other during the day. If they get near human homes, they will pick sheds, porches, decks and woodpiles to construct a home at. Skunks are also sensitive to light, so they will find a place that is relatively dark.