Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Skunks come in all stripes and through our Skunk Observation Project, FWC biologists have received many excellent submissions. The five skunks here, identified by their stripes, all visited the same burrow in Alachua County. It’s a great example of the variety of striped skunk pelage patterns, from mostly white to mostly black!
Have you seen a skunk recently? Submit your observations of striped and spotted skunks to MyFWC.com/skunksurvey to help FWC collect data on our native skunk species!
Skunks come in all stripes and through our Skunk Observation Project, FWC biologists have received many excellent submissions. The five skunks here, identified by their stripes, all visited the same burrow in Alachua County. It’s a great example of the variety of striped skunk pelage patterns, from mostly white to mostly black!
Have you seen a skunk recently? Submit your observations of striped and spotted skunks to MyFWC.com/skunksurvey to help FWC collect data on our native skunk species!
