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Natalie's are a creature known to many as the one that has red hair and dose things a lot. Most humans have seen Natalie fall. Natalies are native to Alabama, but can be found in both colorado and (coming soon) Narva Estonia. The Natalie has a large nose, wide feet and lots of freckles. Natalies usually reach about 5 feet 4 inches in hight but can get to 5′8 when wearing heels. Natalies make a verity of sounds when they try to express any sort of emotion or simple phrase. The most common sentences you will hear a Natalie say are “Oh my god! I am so sorry!” and “I think I did this wrong.”
Natalies plan to skip the whole reproduction thing and move to the desert where she can adopt a child who needs a home and a family to love them. Technically, she can reproduce but like..... Come on. The earth is overpopulated and she has bad genes anyway.
Natalies prefer a huge verity of environments. A Natalie could be found outside or in a library or at Al’s Mediterranean Grill downtown. A Natalie will most likely be spotted either in her room on her bed listening to music and doing homework or at school with the people that tolerate her. Natalies also like the beach and the states Arizona and Utah.
Feeding a Natalie can be a tricky thing. For the most part, Natalies are not picky eaters and are willing to try anything once. The troubles come when you get into specificities. Natalies will not eat fruit. Natalies hate fruit. Although, once a year, a strange fruit craving will come over her and she will be compelled to eat nothing but large quantities of bananas, strawberries, and mags the entire day. A natalie NEEDS sugar in the morning to function. A natalie cannot skip breakfast in general. Natalies love hot and sour soup Falwell as coconut curry soup. Natalies have no allergies besides the self diagnosed ones such as and allergy to apples and spinach (symptoms include;
Irritability, Whining, fretful crying, head aches, stomach aches, shortness of breath and the sentence “I ate a salad to day, I’m good on healthy food for a while I think.”
If there is one thing a Natalie cannot refuse no matter how hard she tries it is sour watermelon candy of any kind.
Natalies begin in Aniston and grow up on grassy fields there. They then slowly migrate to birmingham with their mother and Father who have not yet split. Once they do, Natalies reach a critical stage in their development. The moment they decide to avoid conflict at all costs. Natalies do not yell at another human ever in their life time. Natalies will reach age five when she gets a sister. At age eleven they will have grown up in households filled with fighting and affection. Natalies don't become conscious of their ability to sing until age 10. They will not learn ukulele until age 11. Natalies will deal with bulling and with laughter in their elementary days. They will deal with heart ache and deep friendships in their middle school days. Natalies do not begin to understand any concept of self until age 12. At this point, the natalie will be so insecure and unsure of her self that she will open all of her 7th grade year in a hat. Expect a lot of silent contemplation during this time. Natalies reach a comfortable level of emotion vs reason and self assurance around their 14 year. One piece of advise I can give to the care taker of a Natalie would be to remind her that this too shall pass. Natalies will be at their best during the second semester of their first year at high school.
The scientific name of the Natalie is Homonatalius and its family is Dulaney/Serrag.
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Morning Glory
Morning Glories are annual climbing vines that bloom in either early morning or night. Morning Glories are characterized by their heart shaped leaves and petals that come in a wide verity of colors including blue in all shades, red, purple, pink and white.
Vines can grow 15 feet in a single season. They require very little maintenance and seed easily, so replanting is not an issue. Morning glories are native to multiple areas including china and North America. Morning Glories bloom in early summer to late fall. They prefer moist soil.
They also like partial shade to full sun. Because morning glories are so self sufficient, they can become a serious weed problem to some people. The morning glory belongs to the family Convolvulaceae and their scientific name is Ipomoea muricate.
FUN FACT
Moring Glories were used as laxatives in ancient china.
SITES:
www.almanac.com
en.wikipedia.org
en.wikipedia.org
www.poison.org
www.burpee.com
www.pinterest.com
shawnacoronado.com
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Wisteria
Wisteria is a climbing one known for it’s sweet fragrance and distinctive blue-light violet color. The wisteria plant grows quickly and intently. Wisteria can and will grow over and structure if given the proper conditions. The vine has been known to grow 10 in the course of just one year. There are lots of different varieties of Wisteria that produce many different colors besides blue/violet. Wisteria has an etherial look that is ever popular among gardeners, home owners and park systems.
Wisteria are a member of the same family as peas, and therefore produce with seed pods. The seeds in those pods are poisonous as are certain other parts of the vine. A wisteria grows best if planted in the earlier parts of the fall months. This allows time for the plant to establish itself and spread to it’s comfort level. They will likely leaf in mid spring and bloom shortly after. A wisteria plant needs very little maintenance and can last untended for years. If a plant gets the water and sun exposure it needs, they will grow like wild fire. Wisteria do not require any pruning or trimming unless preferred.
Wisteria can easily be trained to grow on poles, trees and wooden structures. They are not picky. They do, however, grow best in moist soil and full sun exposure. If planted in the shade, it will likely not bloom. Because of this, wisteria is often found growing on trees near a water source were the soil is constantly moist.
Wisteria belongs to the family legumes and its scientific name is Wisteria sinensis.
FUN FACT
The name of my favorite My Little Pony is Wisteria.
SITES:
www.almanac.com
www.almanac.com
www.swansonsnursery.com
digital.vpr.net
www.google.com
live-less-ordinary.com
www.almanac.com
www.gardeningknowhow.com
garden.org
universe-of-smash-bros-lawl.wikia.com
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Mulberry
The Mulberry tree is a favorite of many people because of their delicious fruit and classic tree appearance. They have strong branches and glossy green leaves.There are three varieties of mulberry; white, red, and black. Each has slightly different characteristics. The white mulberry, for example, can grow to be 80 feet tall.
The white mulberry is native to eastern/central China, whereas the red mulberry is native to north America. The black mulberry is also native to Asia, but was brought over to Europe hundreds of years ago. The Mulberry tree as a plant prefers damper soil and a decent amount of sun exposer. As they are trees,they require daily deep wholes to accommodate a large root system.
The scientific name of the Mulberry is the Morus and it is in the family Moraceae .
FUN FACT
Mulberries can be made into a wine.
SITES:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/gardening/article-1220401/History-garden-Mulberry-tree.html
http://digital.vpr.net/post/vermont-garden-journal-growing-mulberry-trees
https://www.pinterest.com/explore/mulberry-tree/
https://www.todayshomeowner.com/mulberry-trees-make-great-addition-to-yard/
https://www.phillyorchards.org/tag/philadelphia/
https://www.phillyorchards.org/tag/mulberry/
https://www.crfg.org/pubs/ff/mulberry.html
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/trees/fruitless-mulberry/how-to-grow-mulberry-trees.htm
https://www.sustainmycrafthabit.com/blog/2015/7/9/make-your-own-delicious-mulberry-jam
http://www.tasteofbeirut.com/mulberry-jam/
https://www.greenstreetscleaners.com/berrywine/
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Peony
The peony is a shrub like “tree flower” with many delicate waved petals. They are dense and round in shape along with having lots of foliage around its stem and covering the bush. A peony plant grows usually to be about 3-4 feet tall. Peonies come in a variety of pinks, reds, whites and even yellows.
The peony prefers to have a standing of its own. It does not like to compete with other trees or shrubs. They enjoy full sun, but cooler climates. They prefer a very moist soil when they can get it, but in general they are not too picky. Certain peony plants can grown in warmer climates and dryer soil if need be.
The peony has a very long lifespan. some have been known to live for 100 years. Much longer than their original gardener. It is best to plant them in fall. It is important that the plant establish roots and grow enough to not be wiped out during the frost. Once planted though, the require very little maintenance.
Peonies belong the family Paeoniaceae and their scientific name is Paeonia.
Fun Fact:
Peonies are the state flower of Indiana.
SITES:
www.teleflora.com
uk.pinterest.com
americanmeadows.com
deborahsilver.com
bridalguide.com
wallpapercave.com
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Allium
Allium is huge. At 4-5 feet tall and with 7 inch wide flower globes perched atop, they are unmistakable. Allium come in a variety of shades including purple, pink, blue and any mixture of the three. They are loved by bees and butterflies as well as resistant to plant chompers like deer, chipmunks and rabbits. They are a great addition to the garden.
Blooming season for the Allium is late spring to early summer. Because most Allium plant varieties multiply naturally (with the exception of the ones bred for a specific color) one planting can last years without much attention at all. Of course, it needs the appropriate environment to thrive. They prefer partial to full sun in dry soil. Allies belong to the same family as onions and chives, but do not give off an onion scent unless the leaves or stem is crushed or bruised.
Their Scientific name is Alluim Sativum and the belong to the family Amaryllidaceae
Fun Fact
Alliums are bulbs.
http://www.gardeners.com/how-to/growing-alliums/7371.html
https://www.easytogrowbulbs.com/pages/allium-planting-guide
http://www.americanmeadows.com/flower-bulbs/allium-flower-bulbs/allium-giganteum
http://www.pesches.com/legal-alliums/
https://homesteading.com/homesteading-guide-to-allium/
http://www.tulipstore.eu/en/allium-gladiator.html
http://www.dutchgrown.com/fall-planted-bulbs/allium.html
http://www.ufseeds.com/Allium.dept
https://www.brecks.com/category/Allium_Flower_Bulbs/a
https://www.brecks.com/category/Allium_Flower_Bulbs/a
http://www.thegardenglove.com/amazing-alliums/
https://homesteading.com/homesteading-guide-to-allium/
https://www.longfield-gardens.com/article/All-About-Alliums
https://www.vanengelen.com/flower-bulbs-index/allium/allium-ambassador.html
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Potto
The Potto are pretty freaky looking. They are about a foot to 15 inches in hight and have fleshy, almost human looking fee used for gathering food and hanging from trees. Their fur is thick and short. It varies from grey to brown and anywhere in between. Their eyes are a brown close to that of their fur and are large. Their faces are small in comparison to the rest of their body, especially their eyes.
Pottos are native to West Africa in rainforests and tropical areas, but they are also fairly adaptable. They are nocturnal and tree dwelling. They eat fruit and vegetation, insects and even small birds and bats.
Pottos are sexually monomorphic which means they have differences other than their sexual organs. Pottos have been known to participate in courting rituals like licking and grooming. Some involve claws and teeth swell as scent marking. Everything mentioned in preformed upside-down. Once pregnant, females carry for six months and typically give birth to a single baby potto.
The scientific name for the Potto is Perodicticus potto and they are in the family Lorisidae.
Fun Fact
Even though they are small primates, they have a dangerous bite. Enzymes in their saliva can highly irritate the bite wound.
SITES:
www.arkive.org
www.iucnredlist.org
animaldiversity.org
www.britannica.com
www.zoonewengland.org
www.britannica.com
www.flickr.com
pixdaus.com
blog.cincinnatizoo.org
www.thelisttv.com
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Degu
The debug is a small rodent with a mixture of black and brown fur. They have five sharp clawed toes and a 5-6 inch tail with a puff of fluff at the end. They don't look too different from a mouse or chinchilla, but they are distinct in both size and specific body structure. Degus are generally smaller than a chinchilla and much larger than a mouse. Their teeth are a rich orange due to their diet.
The Degu is native to central Chile and the western slope of the Andes moutons. They prefer open, semi arid places with lots of opportunities to find shelter. Places like grasslands and shrub-lands. With their large teeth, Degus dig elaborate and extensive tunnels where they live and store food. If kept in captivity, their cages should have tunnel structures.
Degus are very social. They live in large groups and like to function in that way. When they sleep, it is a sort of pile together. Their sleep is in quick cycles through out the night. Maybe 20 minutes of sleep and then a mother 20 of rummaging about The typical life span is 5 to 8 years. A typical litter is around five young. Both the males and females naturally take care of new babies.
Negus are flex-itarians. They are won't limit themselves to a diet consisting of only vegetation if the odd juicy bug can be found, but their diet is mainly green. Some of the favorites include carrots, leafy greens, sweet potato and dandelion leaves.
The scientific name for the Degu is Octodon Degus and it is in the family Octodontidae.
Fun Fact
If threatened, the debug can shed a bit of its tail to derail a predator, but the tail will never grow back.
SITES:
www.thespruce.com
maps.iucnredlist.org
www.iucnredlist.org
www.pets4homes.co.uk/
hubpages.com
www.deviantart.com
www.britannica.com
www.bluecross.org.uk
www.bat-rodents.eu
noodlenoo.deviantart.com
https://www.petinfoclub.com/Small_Pets/Profiles/Degus.aspx
http://www.naturalworldpets.co.uk/degus-care-sheet/
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Middlemist Red Camellia
The MIddlemist Red is considered the rarest flower in the world, existing in only two known locations in the world. It is characterized by round, full blooms and dark green foliage. Their petals are medium to deep pink ( though the name suggests otherwise.) The flowers are supported by sturdy stems in thick bushes.
The Middlemist Red is native to China, but now grows elusively in a greenhouse in England and a certain garden in New Zealand. They were imported from their homeland in 1804 by an Englishmen named John Middlemist for whom they were named. The flowers were considered a foreign luxury, but were kept in private gardens for many years during Middlemist’s life. They have become extinct in China.
The scientific name of the camellia flower is the Camellia japonica. The MIddlemist Red is in the family Theaceae
FUN FACT
The flowers growing in London were note identified until 1999 after extensive research and looking through hundreds of years old Chinese paintings.
SITES:
alanbuckingham.photoshelter.com
www.linkedin.com
uk.pinterest.com
specialflowersintheworld.blogspot.com
www.pinterest.com
www.arenaflowers.co.in
www.linkedin.com
www.stefanomarinaz.com
themysteriousworld.com
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Dove Orchid
The Dove Orchid is on of the most popular and alluring orchids. Its twining stems and pearly white and pink petals make it a great addition to any garden. The Stems are around 4-6 inches in hight. Inside the globe like blooms, there are folded pink spotted pestles that resemble a dove with outstretched wings and even a yellow beak. Because of this, they are also called the Holy Ghost orchid.
The Dive Orchid is native to regions in Central America and prefers high humidity. It is common in more tropical climates in the U.S like Florida. It will not flourish in shaded or dry areas. Average to moderate watering is what is prefers, as well as heavy sun exposure year round. Flowers appear in mid summer and will seed with the cold weather. It is important to plant their seeds medianly after they fall to make new plants. The seeds do not keep well and can die if not given the proper environment.
The scientific name of the Dove orchid is Peristeria elate. It is in the family Orchidaceae.
FUN FACT
The dove orchid is the national flower of Panama. They are an endangered flower because of over collection particularly in Panama.
SITES:
featuredcreature.com
www.pinterest.com
www.orchidcarelady.com
www.orchidsbyhausermann.com
www.chicagobotanic.org
www.serendib.btoptions.lk
www.orchidweb.com
carolinewarshaw.blogspot.com
www.lookingafterorchids.com
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Tree Dahlia
The Tree Dahlia is in the family asteraceae and are one of the taller dahlias on the west coast. With thick masses of leaves and brilliant colored blooms, they are a great addition to any garden. Some plants, when given the ideal conditions can grow to 20′ tall. The flowers can span to 6″wide taking up lots of space on each stalk. The stalks themselves are hollow, but sturdy and look a lot like bamboo.
The tree dahlia is native to central america and grows tremendously in similar climates including California and other areas along the west coast.They prefer regular and average watering. They enjoy open environments where plenty of sun is available to complement damp soil.
The plant blooms in the late summer and spring season, with flower heads forming in late fall. Those eventually form seeds and drop. A tree dahlia becomes dormant in winter, but will continue to thrive come next season. In a garden, they add a high blooming fewer and attract bees as well as butterflies.
The scientific name of the Tree Dahlia is Dahlia Imperialis.
FUN FACT
The certain parts of the tree dahlia is poisonous if ingested.
SITES:
www.thegardenhelper.com
www.anniesannuals.com
www.anniesannuals.com
www.strangewonderfulthings.com
www.lemis.com
www.strangewonderfulthings.com
commons.wikimedia.org
www.gardensofgallifrey.com
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Larkspur
Larkspur is a tall multi colored flower, native to particular western areas including along the Mississippi, and even the tropics o Africa. They are about 1.5 to 3 feet tall. The most common colors of Larkspur are pink, violet and a radiant blue.
Larkspur flowers have multiple pistils and stamens within the flowers. They bloom from late spring to early summer for about 3 weeks. Once the time comes, each flower is replaced by a cluster of seedpods. Those seedpods open and resale their seeds.
To bloom and thrive, Larkspur needs a decent period of cold prior to germination. If planted in a flower bed, Larkspur will grow best if planted around 10-12 inched apart from each other in order to fully develop their own roots. They do not depend on excessive watering.
Larkspur is in the family magnoliopsida and its scientific name is delphinium.
FUN FACT
Larkspurs deep blue and purple hues have long made it a popular flower to dye clothing with. Along with medicinal uses, it was often employed as a guard against perceived dangers. In ancient Middle eastern countries, larkspur was used to drive away scorpions. In Transylvania, dried larkspur was hung in stables to ward off witches.
SITES:
uk.pinterest.com
www.flowermeaning.com
www.list-of-birthstones.com
http://flowerinfo.org/larkspur-flowers
shoaibnzm2.blogspot.com
www.gardeningknowhow.com
www.proflowers.com
www.illinoiswildflowers.info
www.monticelloshop.org
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Lily of Valley
The Lily of the Valley is a fragrant white flowering plant with wide leaves and stems standing 4-8 inches high. After it’s blooming season, the flowers are replaced by beautiful red berries, which makes them a favorite year round.
It is best to plant them in early to mid autumn, to allow roots to spread downward and the plant to nestle through the winter. Lily of the Valley prefers moderate shade and damp soil. They thrive in larger areas where they can spread their leaves and aren't at all in danger of overcoming less aggressive plants, but they will also do fine indoor in a pot. Given the right conditions, they will bloom in late spring.
Once colder weather approaches, the flowers and fertilized and grow a distinct red barry containing seeds. eventually, the barrier drop, making new plans. In this way, the Lily of the Valley dose not require replanting, but rather much consideration as to where you plant the parent plant.
Its scientific name is Convallaria majalis and its taxonomic classification is Convallaria.
FUN FACT
The Lily of the Valley (particularly its berries) are highly poisonous.
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globe-views.com
www.stylecraze.com
news.michiganbulb.com
www.pinterest.com
www.gardeningknowhow.com
botanical.com
www.gardening.cornell.edu
creationwiki.org
www.looduskalender.ee
efdreams.com
7-themes.com
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Bleeding heart
The Bleeding Heart flower grows on long extended stems. They have bright pink petals that hang in a heart shape over the inner white ones. The most notable characteristic is the hanging stigma and anther of the flower that resembles a drop. The Bleeding Heart is on average 1-4 feet tall.
The Bleeding Heart stays dormant for the majority of the year, only blooming and prospering in late spring to early summer. As stocks emerge in this time, they grow their first heart shaped flower buds, the weight of which makes the stock bend and arch towards the ground. Though the time one can enjoy their yearly beauty is short, a single plant will last quiet a while. Indeed it takes a good 2-3 years for the stocks to reach their full mature hight.
Seeds are kept in the drop part of the flower with a small tube leading upwards and attaching to the stem. The seeds are released near the end of the plants life cycle. Bleeding heart plants reproduce asexually.
The plant is of asian decent and In general, thrives in consistently moist soil with plenty of shade. They do not shy away from soil high in may different materials including fertilizer as well as compost.
The scientific name of the bleeding heart is Lamprocapnos spectabilis.
FUN FACT
The Pacific Bleeding Heart is toxic and kills many a cow. It’s roots however are often used as a pain killer or to calm nerves.
SITES:
www.flowermeaning.com
flowerinfo.org
www.gardeningknowhow.com
www.gardeningknowhow.com
www.pinterest.com
www.illustrationsource.com/
www.dreamstime.com
en.wikipedia.org
garden.org
homeguides.sfgate.com
bioweb.uwlax.edu
ndnr.com
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Forget-me-not
Forget me nots are small wild flowers that grow in clusters with colors ranging from blue to pink. They grow on prickly stems around a foot tall.
They naturally are found near bodies of water in damp soil. If they are planted in a garden or otherwise controlled growing area, they will need to be watered often.
It is bet to plant them in early spring, but after frosts and extreme cold fronts have passed. Germination process takes around 8 to 14 days in correct conditions.
They are not invasive plants but they will grow in large numbers over large areas. Blooms will begin to appear in mid spring, and last through a decent portion of the summer months. Of course, conditions like heat and a sustainable amount of water will affect the blooms and how long it will take before reseeding begins.
Once it does, the flowers will have begun to wilt and\loose a bit of their color. It is best to remove the heads at that time or the Forget me Nots will spread their seeds over any area they can get to.
FUN FACT
There is an old english legend about how the Forget Me Nots got their name. It says that once a medieval Knight was deeply in love with a maiden. The two were walking one day by a river and the Knight picked a bouquet of the small blue flowers around him for his lady. As he bent by the bank, the weight of his armor caused him to fall into the water. As the current pulled him away and the metal on him body pulled him down, he threw the flowers to his love shouting “Forget-Me-Not!” Moments later, he was drowned. And so the plant was called from then on.
Ironically, Forget me Not seeds are often handed out at funerals and memorial services
SITES:
www.gardeningknowhow.com
www.rcaf-arc.forces.gc.ca
www.pinterest.com
blog.mymilitarysavings.com
www.flowermeaning.com
www.masonrytoday.com
www.theflowerexpert.com
www.wildflowerinformation.org
www.gardenersnet.com
www.myfitnesspal.com
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Dormouse.
The Dormouse’s scientific name is Glirdae.
Dormice are light brown and have a fury tail. They have round black eyes and weigh about 4.5 oz.
They are native to Britain and prefer dense vegetation, or forest habitats. Dormice have been known to sleep in the left over nest of birds in trees and the forest floor. Dormice live exclusively in the south of England, in areas including Kent and Sussex.
Dormice mate at most twice a year, with A litter of 4 “greys” or babies born in the months of July or August. The greys stay with their mother in nest for about two months or until they are independent and weigh at least 15 grams. Dormice average life span is five years.
Below is a baby Dormouse
The Dormouse diet is large and changes from season to season. In summer months they will have predatory tendencies like eating caterpillars and wasps, but in spring they might partake in the newly bloomed flowers such as honeysuckle and bramble. When the cold weather rumbles in, Dormice begin to fatten themselves up for hibernation, eating fatty nuts and berries. Dormice depend on hibernation to survive the harsh winter cold in England and will sometimes stay in hibernation for three quarters of the year if need be.
FUN FACT
Dormice are one of Britain's top most endangered mammals. As deforestation grows more and more habitats are destroyed. As well as competeion for food with lots of other small mammals like grey squirrels.
Help Them!!
SITES:
www.dailymail.co.uk
www.keyenv.co.uk
www.saga.co.uk
https://www.reddit.com
www.chesterzoo.org
www.reveal.co.uk
https://ptes.org
ptes.org
www.pinterest.com
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Skunks
Skunks are nocturnal, solitary mammals that inhabit the majority of North America. They have bushy tails, small dark eyes, and the distinctive black and white running down their body. They weigh 7 ounces to 14 lbs, and they range between 8 to 19 in length.
Skunks aren't very particular about where they live. They can survive in many different habitats, if those habitats provide them with their most basic needs. Since they don't venture too far from their homes, Skunks like to den near a water source.
Skunks aren't picky eaters either. Skunks will eat insects, plant materials, and whatever else they can find. They have even been known to occasionally part take in a bit of dead fish. Skunks are omnivore
Skunks breed from February through March. A female mates once in a season and will build a nest or den right after. The baby skunks or kits will be born after about two months. The litters range from five to six young. They begin deaf and blind and they do not start to leave their dens or move around a great deal at all until a month and a half has passed. They open their eyes at four weeks.After they stop nursing, the kits might stay with their mom for another 12 months. This is also when a skunk becomes reproductively mature
Fun Fact:
Skunks love honey and have been known to attack a beehive to get some.
SITES :
animals.mom.me
icanhas.cheezburger.com
www.animalslook.com
www.softschools.com
animals.nationalgeographic.com
www.dogscatspets.org
www.pinterest.com
www.clipartkid.com
www.havahart.com
www.livescience.com
www.nhptv.org
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