I had a semi-feral cat who had a nasty run-in with a skunk. Even his best friend, a German Shepard, wouldn't let his stinky buddy near for a few days. Managed to bathe the fighting tiger a couple of times, enough for the smell (and my headache) to dissipate after several days.
Excellent work, Mr. Jason Miller. It is very well put together and an educational video for me. As an Arizona resident myself, I only see skunks on the road dead. I did not know there are many types. Thank you again! For educating us and your hard work. Good day -Maria C.
They are all amazing. Especially in the Hog-nosed you can see the resemblance to their cousins the badger and wolverine. Thank you for putting this together. It's really great to be able to easily compare them like this.
As a species they certainly have some of the most perfect fur (plumage) of any mammal--almost like felines that keep every inch of their coats immaculate. With skunks, they all do, no matter what subspecieses.
Great vids had no idea there were so many kinds
4 different kinds, but the Hooded skunk varies.
❤️ skunks. The spotted remind me of the ocelot. Those tails are amazing.
I like the beautiful markings of the spotted skunk . Amazing views .
The spotted skunk is my favorite.
Skunks are so beautiful...but from afar I'll admire them lol
I hear ya... haha
These are great Jason!
Thank you so much!
Muy bueno 👌
Thank you!
4 species of skunks?? Outrageous, and not fair.
Awsome footage! They are beautiful! Thanks
Thank you Kat!
This city girl thought there was only one kind of skunk! thanks for the education.
Thanks for sharing, Jason. I never knew there were so many varieties of skunk out there. Wonderful footage!
Thank you for watching!
Those spotted skunks seem to be the most agile. Almost weasel like. Well, I guess they are truly in the weasel family!!!
I did not know there were so many kinds. I’m in OR and I’ve only seen striped. Very cool.
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Thank you!
I’m so dumb I didn’t know there were multiple kinds. 😅
The hooded one is awesome!
They are neat looking...
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I have a visitor hooded that enjoy the feral cats stuff
Free food..haha
I had a semi-feral cat who had a nasty run-in with a skunk. Even his best friend, a German Shepard, wouldn't let his stinky buddy near for a few days. Managed to bathe the fighting tiger a couple of times, enough for the smell (and my headache) to dissipate after several days.
Loving your videos and I just subscribed!!!👍👍👏👏👏
Thank you so much!
Seems pretty hard to differentiate the hooded with black back versus striped?
Like at 2:35?
Sometimes it can be tricky
This was amazing! I loved every second of this.
Thank you so much!
So nice! I have to go with the spottys as being my favorite!
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😮my neighbor just caught one ☝️ on his cam this week! 😅 Omdawg! That one at 1:23 is so cute!!!🥰
Awesome!
Did you ever see a mama skunk out with her babies?
No, I haven't.
Excellent work, Mr. Jason Miller.
It is very well put together and an educational video for me. As an Arizona resident myself, I only see skunks on the road dead.
I did not know there are many types.
Thank you again! For educating us and your hard work.
Good day
-Maria C.
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it.
They are all amazing. Especially in the Hog-nosed you can see the resemblance to their cousins the badger and wolverine. Thank you for putting this together. It's really great to be able to easily compare them like this.
Thanks for watching Jeff
Had no idea we had so many different skunks in Arizona. Thanks Jason
We have 4 different kinds of skunks, but the hooded come in different phases.
As a species they certainly have some of the most perfect fur (plumage) of any mammal--almost like felines that keep every inch of their coats immaculate. With skunks, they all do, no matter what subspecieses.
Yes, I've felt skunk fur, and it is definitely one of the softest.