Habitat:
* Forests: Skunks love wooded areas with plenty of cover and places to dig burrows.
* Fields: They'll also live in open areas with good access to food and water.
* Marshlands: Skunks are good swimmers and can find food in wetland environments.
Diet:
* Insects: A large part of their diet consists of beetles, grubs, and other insects.
* Small Mammals: They might hunt mice, voles, and other small rodents.
* Eggs: Skunks might raid bird nests for eggs.
* Fruits and Berries: They also enjoy eating fruits and berries when available.
Behavior:
* Nocturnal: Skunks are most active at night, making them hard to spot during the day.
* Solitary: Except for mating season, skunks tend to be solitary animals.
* Defense: They would still use their infamous spray to protect themselves from predators.
Overall, skunks would be much happier and more successful without cities, as they would be living in their natural habitat with ample food sources and minimal human interference.