Assertion: skunk | /r/CapableOf | raise its tail
Facets:
value: fully
type: MANNER
value: with hair
type: OTHER
value: in warning
type: TEMPORAL
value: over their heads
type: LOCATION
value: to display their smelly bits
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: at first the skunk raises its tail and stomps its feet, warning the enemy that he still has a chance to escape.
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: When confronted with a presumed threat, skunks first face the threat, raise their tails with hair standing on end, and might also stomp on the ground.
text: If you don't leave right away, it will turn its posterior toward you, raise the tail, and release the smelly musk, a sulfur-alcohol compound, from special glands near the anus.
text: It raised its tail and ran straight toward me.
text: If the skunk raises its tail and twists its body around so the back end is pointing your way..... watch out!
text: Before spraying, a skunk will stomp its two front feet, raise its tail, and turn
text: Finally, the skunk will raise its tail, bend its body to a U-shaped position, and release musk.
text: As a warning before spraying, the skunk stamps its front feet, raises its tail, and hisses.
text: Before a skunk decides to spray, it will usually first stamp its feet on the ground, then raise its tail in warning.
text: If that doesn’t work, it tries to frighten the predator by arching its back, raising its tail and turning its back on the predator.
text: The best kind of trap to get is one that is small enough to make it difficult for the skunk to fully raise its tail, but large enough for the skunk to be comfortable.
text: The best kind of trap to get is one that is small enough to make it difficult for the skunk to fully raise its tail, but large enough for the skunk to be comfortable.
text: If that doesn't work, it tries to frighten the predator by arching its back, raising its tail and turning its back on the predator.
text: When skunks get nervous or "excited" skunks will raise their tail and engage the release of this glandular secretion.
text: When faced with a presumed threat, skunks will turn towards it, raise their tails with hair standing on end, and may even stomp on the ground.