Assertion: skunk | /r/CapableOf | feel threatened
Facets:
value: sufficiently
type: MANNER
value: no longer
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: They’re also not prone to aggression when properly socialized, but they will bite if they feel threatened.
text: The strong, foul odor is a yellow tinted oily liquid released from their anal glands when they feel threatened or endangered.
text: While it’s true that skunks are inclined to utilize more of the fight rather the flight response when they feel threatened, they will give fair warning to people (or dogs!) who get a little too close for their comfort.
text: If skunks feel threatened they first cock their tails.
text: However, skunks are generally very amiable if left alone and will not spray unless they feel threatened.
text: The strong, foul odor is a yellow tinted oily liquid released from their anal glands when they feel threatened or endangered.
text: If that doesn’t work, then a skunk might spray if it feels threatened.
text: But when they do feel threatened, they will hiss, growl, stamp their feet, walk backwards, and raise their tail over their heads to display their smelly bits before they use their spray, because… It takes 10 to 12 days to replenish their stinky supply.
text: Once you back away, the skunk will no longer feel threatened and will move off.
text: Skunks are known to release their obnoxious spray when they feel threatened.
text: This behavior is normal when a skunk feels threatened -- it does not indicate that a skunk is rabid.
text: Skunks are avoided largely because of the smelly discharge they excrete when they feel threatened.
text: A skunk will not spray at you unless it feels threatened.
text: A skunk will not spray at you unless it feels threatened.
text: Skunks are generally not aggressive, but like almost all animals, they will defend themselves when they feel threatened.
text: When a skunk feels threatened, it can squirt its special spray from glands underneath its tail.
text: Skunks don't spray unless they feel threatened.
text: When a skunk feels threatened, it lifts its tail and stamps its feet.
text: But as soon as they feel threatened and managed to spray you, you’d have days’ worth of stink.
text: While skunks are generally passive, they will attack if they feel sufficiently threatened.