If dancing fails to intimidate a potential predator, the skunk can resort to its real weapons: a pair of scent glands, one on each side of its anus, that spray a foul-smelling musk.

A skunk was filmed performing a bizarre “dance” on night cameras set up by the National Park Service in Arizona. Skunks exhibit this behaviour to scare off predators, the National Park Service ...

Throw your tail in the air, like you just don't care! That's a skunk, on its hands doing a dance. It was captured on video getting down in front of a camera at Saguaro National Park in Arizona.

SAGUARO NATIONAL PARK, Ariz., Nov. 5 (UPI) --A wildlife camera at an Arizona national park captured footage of a show-off spotted skunk performing a handstand to intimidate the device. The footage ...

FLORIDA, USA — "Stinkin' cute!" That's how Florida Fish and Wildlife described one skunk's "performance" in front of a wildlife camera. FWC says an "energetic" eastern spotted skunk was ...

An eastern spotted skunk performs a handstand dance. Stan Tekiela / Getty Images. Skunks regenerate the essence they use to spray, but they can only hold a certain amount at a time—striped ...

Skunks get a bad rap, but there's amazing chemistry and crazy behavior behind these adorable animals.. 1. A skunk’s stripes point out its sprayer. If it seems like the skunk’s stripes are ...