Who is the most stinky animal?

Who is the most stinky animal?

The most smelly animal in the world today is not a weasel, but its "cousin" skunk. Skunks are mammals belonging to the family Skunidae, the carnivorous order. There are 12 species in 3 genera, all of which live on the American continent. They are omnivorous and also like insects, frogs, mice and fruits. The skunk is the size of a cat, and its body color varies from species to species. Under its big fluffy tail, its weapon-the odor gland is hidden.

The skunk's smelly glands are much more powerful than the weasel. If the weasel needs to escape after meeting the enemy, the skunk is simply passing by blatantly and swaggering. If anyone wants to have bad ideas on it, it will turn around rudely, tilt its tail, and aim its butt at the enemy. A stream of smelly liquid will spray out. The stench of this fart will have a "long aftertaste" even a hundred meters away. As for the person involved, they were simply dizzy, and some predators with a keen sense of smell would even faint immediately! If the smelly liquid adheres to people's clothes, the stench will not dissipate for months. Therefore, in order to prevent skunks from suddenly showing off, zoos often remove their smelly glands when raising skunks. No wonder some people say that if the animal world holds a competition to compete for the king of beasts, the one who will laugh in the end will probably be neither a fierce tiger nor a majestic lion. Maybe it will be this unpretentious skunk! Because it can make tigers and lions difficult to breathe with just one fart.