This skunk has some skills! According to the National Park Service, 'spotted skunks will sometimes go into a handstand' to intimidate aggressors. | USA TODAY Video

Stomp, stomp, stomp! 🦨 This curious spotted skunk filmed at Kartchner Caverns State Park gives a shining example of how restrained a skunk will be before wielding their stinky defense. Rather than frightening easily and quickly spraying, a skunk will give plenty of warning beforehand, including stamping their feet. This particular kind of skunk will even do a handstand first. Speaking of feet, remember Bambi's skunk friend, Flower? 🌼 Disney gave him a funny walk for a reason. Skunks get their

Meet the Western spotted skunk: Your typical striped skunk – but with a little extra pizazz ✨ Western spotted skunks are the smaller, turbo-charged cousins of the striped skunk. They spend their days sleeping in their dens, but come nightfall, you’ll find them boogieing down the trail foraging for berries, roots, rodents, insects, amphibians and small mammals. They have a characteristic white spot between their eyes and a small white patch below each ear. Although their handstands are pretty ado