The document is about skunks written by Selena. It discusses that skunks weigh between 7-14 oz and live in the US, coming in spotted or striped patterns. Skunks are powerful due to their musky spray. Babies live with their mother for up to 3 years before learning to spray. Skunks live in forests and bushes and eat berries, ants, grasses and bugs. They are found throughout the US, even as pets sometimes. Spotted skunks are endangered and do handstands before spraying.

1. Skunks,Skunks,Skunks and
more Skunks
By:Selena

2. About The Author
Hi my name is Selena
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and the reason why I
wrote this book about
skunks cause they are
interesting and
powerful. My favorite
hobby is basketball.
and I like to play with
my dog.

3. Who Am I
Skunks weigh 7oz to
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14ozthat means
1pound. They live in
the U.S.Also there are
variety of skunks
there are spotted and
swirled patterns. They
are also powerful
because of their stink

4. The Early Years
The babies live with
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it’s mother at least
3years and it starts to
have their spray when
they become
adults.they are born
like humans.

5. Habitat Sweet Habitat
The place where a
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skunk would live is
the forest or the
woods the live in the
bushes to protect
themselves and the
babies

6. What’s On The Menu
Skunks are omnivores
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that means they eat
berries,ants,grasses
and other types of
plants and bugs.

7. Making Tracks
the skunks have two
small feet and you
can also find them in
the wild
(woods,forests).

8. Simply Irresistible
Spotted skunks are
endangered. Did
you know that striped
skunks do a hand
stand before they do
their stink.

9. Where In The World
Skunks are found in
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the U.S and I mean
any where in the U.S
I mean some people
have them as pets.
anyways skunks live
in the wild (like woods
or forests) and more

10. Did You Know
1. spotted skunks do
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handstands before
they do their stink.
2.the spotted skunks
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are endangered.
3.skunks are usually
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medium size.
4.skunks are also
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known as the
strongest animal.

11. Resource List
http://www.humboldt.edu/~wfw2/skunkpictures.hfml picture slide 1
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http://www.justskunks.com/site/532249/page/392157 picture slide 2
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http://www.puppypoopy.com/animal/skunk1.html picture slide 3
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http://animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/mammals/skunk.htm picture slide 4
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