If you or your dog finds yourself on the wrong end of a skunk spray, there is no end of myths and urban legends about how to wash away that nasty skunk scent. Skunk spray gets its smell from thiol ...

A skunk can shoot its foul-smelling spray up to 15 feet. Skunks make their spray in a pair of glands near their anus. Composed of sulfurous chemicals called thiols, skunk spray is an irritant that ...

Not everyone is comfortable using synthetic chemicals and pesticides ... repel insects and how to use them to make your own bug spray. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requires most ...

French researchers, led by Dr. Charlotte Pandaveine of the Ecole Nationale Vétérinaire de Lyon, investigated a new synthetic epidermis spray to see if it would promote wound healing compared to ...

The second is that our camera seems to be REALLY close to the wrong end of the skunk. The third… and this is the kicker… skunks do not spray on command. There is no skunk in the universe that ...

Skunks are an exciting smell for your dog -- at least at first. The blindness caused by a skunk’s spray is temporary. Skunk spray is known to cause breathing problems in humans, so it is ...