He's no ordinary skunk. Laure Bresnick/Coco's owner "This is my Coco-moc--he is our baby," His story begins in Perry Hall where Coco snuck right out the front door. Laure Bresnick/Coco's owner "You might find this a little strange but I live in Tennessee, I'm a native of Baltimore, of Perry Hall, I'm here visiting my family, and I lost my pet skunk" After two days of posting signs, and sending skunk search parties out.I had the flashlight shining out the window, and there were his beady little eyes looking at me, and I was thinking 'Oh please, let this be Coco and not another skunk," said Bresnick. Coco doesn't have the gland that sprays a potent stench, so luckily for Bresnick, it was him. "Finally, after diving into a bush and grabbing him by the tail, he is home, safe and sound and ate everything in the house last night. I Just couldn't believe it; I couldn't believe I found him. It was amazing," said Bresnick. The mischievous mammal is rewarded with his favorite treat, bananas. Coco walked about 48 hours during his two days of freedom, but the nocturnal two-year-old won't be taking another midnight stroll anytime soon.I found that needle in a haystack, and that's exactly what it was, a needle in a haystack!" Bresnick said. Coco and his family are headed back to Tennessee Friday