Skunks are notorious for their noxious spray, ... About 1 in 1,000 People Can't Smell Skunks . An estimated 2 million people in the United States have general anosmia, ...

The Chemistry of Skunk Spray. Posted: October 13, 2016. ... and people say they make really cute and affectionate pets. But if you do want a pet skunk ...

It’s the thioacetates in skunk spray that give it its staying power. Compounding this stinky situation is the sensitivity of the human nose, which can pick up skunk smell in tiny quantities ...

Should someone call asking for skunk removal, Hulett said Creature Control will utilize live traps, ensuring to cover the animals heads to reduce the risk of spraying.

Yep, this is what a skunk looks like the moment before it sprays you—all eyes and anus. However, if you’re lucky, before you get sprayed and run shrieking ...

Skunks are very mild-mannered animals. If threatened, they will rattle their teeth, raise their tail, stomp the ground and shuffle backward. When a skunk is ready to spray it will bend into a u ...

Skunks release their infamous toxic-smelling spray as a last resort when they are cornered and feel threatened. Although the smell of their spray is people's biggest complaint about skunks, their ...

Skunks won’t spray you if they can’t see you. That doesn’t mean you might not smell something, but you shouldn’t get deluged. Because skunks can carry rabies, captured skunks will be ...

A group of enigmatic little skunks have a characteristic move: Seconds before they spray, the animals flip into a handstand, and spew their noxious chemical compounds while upside down.