FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - Desert bighorn sheep, river otters and mountain lions, yes. But a hog-nosed skunk at the Grand Canyon? Hardly. The striped creatures are usually found in southeastern Arizona ...

Hog-nosed skunks, Conepatus: The elongated snout of the hog-nosed skunk is used to extract bugs and grubs from the ground. Hog-nosed skunks are excellent diggers, and they have long, specialized ...

Today we meet the striped hog-nosed skunk, a little-known species that inhabits forests throughout Costa Rica. The striped hog-nosed skunk (Conepatus semistriatus) is known as the zorro hediondo ...

During the last six months we have seen quite a few skunks that look like hog-nosed skunks. They have the pure white back and tail. Our mammal guide says that hognoses are a Texas skunk.

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) – Desert bighorn sheep, river otters and mountain lions, yes. But a hog-nosed skunk at the Grand Canyon? Hardly. The striped creatures are usually found in southeastern ...

You're looking pretty. This is a hog-nosed skunk. She's a little over 15 years old. The oldest recorded hog-nosed skunk that I'm aware of. These claws are very long and they're used for digging.

So, what’s it like to study skunks with your significant other? Well, once upon a time in Mexico, a hog-nosed skunk had just sprayed Dr. Ferguson in the face, rendering him temporarily blind.

hooded skunk, hog-nosed skunk, eastern spotted skunk and western spotted skunk. They are all black and white but have very different behaviors, habitats, color patterns and sizes. The striped ...

The western spotted and eastern spotted skunks are both more rare. And the white-backed hog-nosed skunk is extremely rare in our state. What’s cool: Believe it or not, lots. Skunks are highly ...

A hog-nosed skunk is seen near a campsite in the Grand Canyon in Arizona in this photo made on Aug. 4, 2012. A river guide familiar with animals in the Canyon spotted the skunk - not known to the ...

Hog-nosed skunks are primarily found in southeastern Arizona, Texas and Mexico. They're just as smelly as other skunks but distinguished in appearance by an entirely white back and tail, turned-up ...

Grand Canyon wildlife program manager Greg Holm says biologists confirmed it was a hog-nosed skunk. Holm guesses it could have swum across the river or come from Lake Mead. He says the park likely ...