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Skunks are mammals that spray a liquid called musk from their tails to deter predators like foxes, dogs, eagles, and raccoons. They live in parts of the world like Canada, Indonesia, and northern Mexico and eat a variety of foods including frogs, lizards, salamanders, fruits, fish, clams, and insects. Mothers protect and feed their babies.
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Rachel
- 1. By: Rachel
- 2. Skunks spray liquid that’s called musk. They are mammals.
- 3. Skunks like to eat frogs, lizards, salamanders, fruits, and fish, and clams, and insects, too.
- 4. Skunks live in many parts of the world including Canada, Indonesia, and northern Mexico.
- 5. The moms protects their babies and they give them food.
- 6. Skunks spray liquid out of their tails so their predators won’t eat them.
- 7. The skunk’s predators are foxes, dogs, eagles, and raccoon.
- 8. Leave skunks alone and don’t feed them.
- 9. Skunks spray musk out of their tail. They like to eat lizards, salamanders, frogs, fruits, fishes, clams, and insects too.
- 10. I like dogs. I like baby pigs. I like to eat soup.