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  1. Juvenile Skunks: What Are They Up To? - Skedaddle …

    • Skunks are said to be able to spray when they are just over a week old. Even so, this ability is of little use until juveniles are fully mobile. Further, skunks’ musk glands don’t finish developing until about t… See more

    What Are Skunks Like in Early Life?

    When skunks are first born, they lack the critical senses of sight and hearing. On top of that, they have very little fur, though there is still a discernable stripe along their back. Weig… See more

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    Are They Dangerous?

    Though adolescent skunks do have spraying capabilities, they are not generally considered to be dangerous. Even so, you don’t want to test them. Young skunks can have a tem… See more

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    Do Adolescents Look Different Than Adults?

    By the fall, juvenile skunks start to look much like adults. With thick fur and a prominent white stripe on their back, it can be hard to differentiate between the two. The tell-tal… See more

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    What Should You Do If Skunks Are Living Below Your Home?

    Because skunks like to live in dark, well-protected areas, spaces underneath your home may make an ideal den. If you have a crawlspace or deck, for instance, skunks may nestle … See more

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  1. After birth, baby skunks remain with their mother throughout summer before becoming independent by fall. During this time they begin hunting on their own and establish their territories. Juvenile skunks reach sexual maturity at around one year old after which they become part of adult population.
    wwnature.com/skunk-lifecycle/
    A litter of young are born in the den sometime from May until mid-June with six or seven "kits" or "cubs" per litter. These "smelly cats" eat bees, crickets, grasshoppers, beetles, cutworms, armyworms, and other insect larvae.
    www.eekwi.org/animals/mammals/striped-skunk
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  8. Do Baby Skunks Spray? [Full Answer Here!] - Pest …

    WEBJan 11, 2023 · If a baby or juvenile skunk (less than 3 months old) is agitated enough to make their warning noise—they are most likely going to spray soon! Adults do not make any sort of warning sound before …

  9. Help A Baby Skunk - CWRA

    WEBIf a baby skunk (or group of baby skunks) is repeatedly seen alone outside, contact a wildlife rehabilitator for assistance. This kind of orphaning often occurs when a neighbor has trapped and removed the mother skunk …

  10. Skunks as Neighbors - Wildlife Center of Virginia

    WEBThe young remain in the den for about eight weeks. The juvenile skunks are weaned by the time they emerge from the den and are about eight inches long. Skunk mothers can get scared away from their babies …

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