Conepatus humboldtii is a Patagonian skunk from Argentina and Chile. It has a broad projecting face and one or two side stripes, and searches mainly for insects in grassland at night.
The body is black, with one or two stripes along its sides. The face is broad, bare, and projecting, without a thin white line down its center. Males are reported to be slightly larger than females.
It is mainly solitary and active at night, resting in burrows or other shelters by day. It uses grassland and shrubland through rocky outcrops, and has been reported to forage in green grassy areas. Insects are its main food.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.