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‘Helpless’ and orphaned, baby skunks get care at central Pa. wildlife center

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More than 30 baby skunks, many of them orphaned and dehydrated, arrived at a central Pennsylvania wildlife center this week, where they are being fed and housed until they’re old enough to rejoin the wild.

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Nestled on the heights of Colorado, a zoological institution has just experienced a rare and touching moment. The Cheyenne Mountain Zoo has seen the birth of fourteen striped skunks in the space of two weeks, a double set that already attracts curious eyes. In a setting usually reserved for the most spectacular species, this birth of baby skunks brings a wind of freshness and astonishment, revealing the unexpected tenderness of an animal often r…

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Penn Live broke the news in Harrisburg, United States on Friday, June 6, 2025.
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