Assertion: skunk's foot | /r/HasProperty | front
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text: If threatened, skunks stamp their front feet, lift their tail, and growl.
text: If threatened, skunks stamp their front feet, lift their tail, and growl.
text: Rather than simply raising its tail, it will stand on its front feet and lift its entire body into a handstand as a kind of warning signal.
text: Rather than simply raising its tail, it will stand on its front feet and lift its entire body into a handstand as a kind of warning signal.
text: This is because the skunk has longer claws on the front feet to use in digging up roots and insects.
text: The skunk charged right at me, stomping its front feet in a stiff-legged stance.
text: Before spraying, a skunk will stomp its two front feet, raise its tail, and turn
text: A skunk might stomp his front feet on the ground as a warning if he feels he's being pestered by your dog or another attacker.
text: If the skunk starts to stomp its front or back feet or make hissing noises, it’s signaling that it’s aggravated or scared.
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: As a warning before spraying, the skunk stamps its front feet, raises its tail, and hisses.
text: They will usually stamp their front feet and arch their tail up over their back as a warning before spraying.
text: If threatened, it will stamp its front feet, arch its back, and shuffle away.
text: Rather than simply raising its tail, it will stand on its front feet and lift its entire body into a handstand as a kind of warning signal.
text: Rather than simply raising its tail, it will stand on its front feet and lift its entire body into a handstand as a kind of warning signal.
text: The skunk charged right at me, stomping its front feet in a stiff-legged stance.
text: Before spraying, a skunk will stomp its two front feet, raise its tail, and turn
text: They will only “shoot” their defensive spray when frightened, and they give you plenty of time to back off by stamping their front feet as a warning.
text: If the skunk starts to stomp its front or back feet or make hissing noises, it’s signaling that it’s aggravated or scared.
text: It will arch its back, stamp its front feet, and shuffle backwards.
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: When provoked a skunk will stamp its front feet rapidly, shuffle backwards and arch its tail high above its back before it sprays.
text: They will usually stamp their front feet and arch their tail up over their back as a warning before spraying.
text: If threatened, it will stamp its front feet, arch its back, and shuffle away.
text: The striped skunk will stomp its front feet, scoot backwards, and raise its body and tail to appear larger when threatened.
text: The striped skunk will stomp its front feet, scoot backwards, and raise its body and tail to appear larger when threatened.