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Yes, the skunks do eat the ants. Other than the ants the skunks also eat the centipedes, millipedes, earthworms, wasps and crickets also guard honey bees. Other than that skunks also eats animals like ducks, chicken, fish and much more. They are omnivorous so can eat anything.

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Hi, We have personally witnessed a skunk in our front yard here in Framingham, MA dig out a large nest of Yellow Jacket ground bees and consume them at about 9:30 PM this evening. He spent about an hour digging them out and munching away. Apparently he got stung several times but it didn't seem to phase his appetite at all. JimLackey@mac.com Framingham, MA September 9, 2008

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technically, yes although they really prefer the larva, which are found when they dig up an underground nest.

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i believe they do i also witnessed a skunk digging in an under ground bees nest

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Yes. they eat just about anything.

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yes

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