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Is a skunk's smell a physical adaptation or behavioral adaptation?
Behavioral adaptation
What is the protective adaptation of a skunk?
stinkbombs
What is an example of an animal using an adaptation to escape from a predator?
A Tiger hiding in tall grass
What is the different protective adaptation of the skunk?
they spray you...the skunk is stinky and small
What both the skunk and the skunk cabbage have an adaptation that keeps organisms away?
Oh, dude, both the skunk and the skunk cabbage have this super cool adaptation where they release a smelly chemical to keep other organisms at bay. It's like their own version of a "Do Not Disturb" sign, but with a much stronger odor. So yeah, if you ever come across a skunk or skunk cabbage, just give them some space unless you want to smell like a funky mix of garlic and burnt rubber.
What is a skunk's behavioral adaptation?
Skunks are known for being able to spray stinky liquids at predators. This is how a skunk defends itself.
What are three behavioral adaptation of a striped skunk?
the three adaptains of an animal are eyes nose and mouth
When a predator frightens a skunk the skunk sprays a foul smelling liquid this is an example of what?
its scared so its protecting itself,
Why do skunk make there foul smell?
Because it needs to protect itself. Example: A human has a large net and wants to catch the skunk in it. The skunk sees him and sprays him so the human runs away and leaves the skunk alone to eat in peace.
What is a structual adaptation of a skunk?
It adapts with its large range of food in its diet, from bugs, to small mammals, to plants, and eggs, also being nocturnal.
What is the difference between a striped skunk and a normal skunk?
Striped skunks are the normal skunks. All skunks have stripes unless they are bred to be albino or bred to be more white then black, but every skunk is striped even Spotted skunks.
What are some examples of inherited behaviors?
Eating, seeing, touching
