STRIPED SKUNK (Mephitis mephitis varians)

A stout bodied animal about the size of a house-cat, with a small

head, large bushy tail, and short legs. Color black with a double

stripe of white running the length of the back. Tail black and white.

Total length about 28 inches. Weight up to 10 pounds.

This famous little night hunter sleeps most of the day and when awake is

commonly seen roaming about human habitations. He feeds largely on small

mice, insects, and also likes birds' eggs. He releases his potent scent

only on extreme provocation or surprise and is actually quite a docile,

friendly little fellow. If picked up by the tail, he may or may not

fumigate the air.

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