Striped Skunk: When threatened, it releases a foul-smelling spray from its anal glands as a defense mechanism.
Hooded Pitohui: Found in New Guinea, its skin secretes toxins that produce a strong odor.
Vulture: Feeding on carrion, its digestive system creates a strong smell.
Marabou Stork: Its diet of carrion contributes to its unpleasant odor.
Sloth: Due to its slow metabolism, bacteria on its fur create a musky odor.
Tasmanian Devil: Emitting a strong scent during mating season, it's attributed to its anal glands.
Binturong: Known as the "bearcat," it excretes a musky scent from its scent glands.
Sulphur-Crested Cockatoo: Emitting a strong odor from its preen gland, it's used for marking territory.
Honey Badger: Using scent to communicate, it emits a strong odor from its anal glands when threatened.
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