Assertion: skunk's gland | /r/HasProperty | anal
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text: The musky spray, produced by their anal glands, is malodorous and capable of blinding predators when sprayed at close distances.
text: For example, hog-nosed skunks produce a substance with their anal glands used to spray threatening individuals with a foul-smelling odor.
text: Like all skunks, the Hooded Skunk has well developed anal glands that they emit musk from if they are threatened.
text: But skunks use their anal glands as a weapon.
text: Skunks have two anal glands, one is on each side of its anus, these glands produces a chemical that contains sulfur,
text: The normal process for a skunk before it spray is to give ample warning, The skunk will usually stomp its front feet several times, this is a warning that the skunk is getting irritated, then the skunk will turn its self around and point its anal gland in the direction that the threat is located, if the threat continues to advance, the skunk will spray a stream of oil at the threat.
text: They have 2 anal glands that are filled with musk.
text: Skunks have been bred since the 1950's for the pet trade, and are offered for sale after having their anal glands surgically removed.
text: But skunks use their anal glands as a weapon.
text: Skunks are known to release a powerful smell through their anal glands when threatened.
text: Skunks can shoot their sulfur-smelling defense mechanism up to 10 feet out of their anal glands.
text: The strong, foul odor is a yellow tinted oily liquid released from their anal glands when they feel threatened or endangered.
text: Skunks defend against predation through warning coloration and the ability to spray a sticky, foul-smelling fluid from their anal glands, which is strongly irritating to eyes.
text: As one of their main defense mechanisms, Skunks are known to spray a very foul smell through their anal glands.
text: Skunks are typically not violent, but they can spray an awful odor from their anal glands when endangered.
text: The normal process for a skunk before it spray is to give ample warning, The skunk will usually stomp its front feet several times, this is a warning that the skunk is getting irritated, then the skunk will turn its self around and point its anal gland in the direction that the threat is located, if the threat continues to advance, the skunk will spray a stream of oil at the threat.
text: Although skunks do have a limited amount of chemical in their anal glands that can be sprayed, they are not limited to one shot, Most often a skunk can spray as many as 8 times, depending on how much spray he has used in the previous shots.
text: Skunks can shoot their spray up to 10 feet out of their anal glands.
text: Skunks are equipped with about 15 cc (about one tablespoon) of highly concentrated scent, in the form of oil, in their anal glands.
text: Typically shy and more active during the evening, skunks have the ability to spray an oily liquid stored in their anal glands up to a distance of 12 feet.