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7.4K views · 674 reactions | Stomping Sunday! These little skunks are learning how to communicate with each other, which they can do by stomping, vocalizing, and flicking their tail. These are all warning signs skunks use before they spray. So avoid these signs before it turns into Stinky Sunday! | WildCareOklahoma | Facebook

Skunks make a variety of sounds to communicate, including hisses, growls, squeaks, and soft chirps. These vocalizations are used to express emotions like fear, anger, or contentment. For example, a skunk may hiss or growl as a warning when feeling threatened, while softer chirps and squeaks are often heard during social interactions or between a mother and her babies. Their sounds are a unique part of their communication in the wild. Credit unknown Please DM us for credit #animals #cuteanimals #

Have you ever wondered what baby #skunks 🦨 sound like? Wonder no more.. it’s feeding time and they are vocal in letting everyone know. The skunk babies will grow up healthy to eat grubs, mice, they raid yellow jacket burrows. A friend to the gardener. Wildsoulswildliferescuerehab.org PayPal.me/wildsouls | Wild Souls Wildlife Rescue and Rehab