Remake of Those Prickly Porcupines by Mrs Snyder

1.) How might a porcupine quill prove deadly to other animals?

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2.) The porcupine is the second largest rodent in PA, second to the _______________.

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3.) Besides damaging trees what other things do porcupines chew that annoy humans?

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Why do they chew on those things?

4.) What is the most dangerous thing in a porcupine's world?

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5.) The porcupine has dexterous front paws, meaning....

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6.) What is the porcupine's main sense?

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7.) What are some ways porcupine quills have been used?

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8.) What do porcupines eat in the winter?

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9.) How do porcupine's wan predators to stay away?

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10.) Why are porcupine quills difficult to remove

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11.) How long is the porcupine's gestation period?

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12.) What kills porcupines and how so?

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Hedgehog vs. Porcupine

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This boa apparently tried to eat a porcupine

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxMvehDrRN0

Snyd

2019-03-07 13:57:25 UTC

Ashley Riley

2019-03-07 14:57:51 UTC

2) 8 pine needles and the bark from a tree
4)the 🤬
6)smell
8)they are like a harpoon
10)The scales are slanted backwards and tear more when you try to pull them out.
12)Coyotes 🤬 porcupines by flipping them onto their bellies.

Tyler Coble

2019-03-07 14:57:59 UTC

2. Beavers

4.flipped on its back lol why is my text like this
6.thier smell

8. Pine needles, tree bark.
10.. It is easy going into its target, but can cause problems if not taken out quickly.
12. cyotes try to 🤬 them over where they have no quils

colby shingler

2019-03-07 14:58:08 UTC

1. it could be deadly to other because there quills are barbed at the end.
3. shoes gloves handles of axes and many other things.
5. they are able to pull the quills out of there paws.
7. they have been used for native Americans and they use there quills for jewelry.
9. by catering there teeth and showing there quills.
11. the gestation period is 7 months.

Terry Phillips

6928 — 2019-03-07 14:58:14 UTC

1. It could blind them or other things.
3. Really anything they touch because they like salt.
5. Bigger in the back and smaller in the front.
7. They can be used as Rings and other things.
9. Puts its back out so if they attack they would get quelled.
11. 200 Days

Aaron Stone

8306 — 2019-03-07 14:58:19 UTC

1. The porcupine quill is designed to push deeper into the victims body if not removed and they prohibit the victim from being able to obtain food.
3. They chew on tires, axe handles and anything humans repeatedly touch for the salt content that they crave to flush their body of excess potassium.
5. They have finer motor control than the back paws they're used to help them pull out their quills.
7. They were used in clothing, art and jewelry. They even were a currency.
9. They chatter their teeth and raise their quills.
11. 200+ days; ~7 months

Griffin peterson

78235 — 2019-03-07 14:58:23 UTC

1 its barbed at the end so it doesnt come out.
3 they want that good salt lick.
5 they are skillful.
7 art, garments, north american supplies.
9 teeth chatter.
11 7 months
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Kendra

2019-03-07 14:58:32 UTC

2) Beavers
4) The most dangerous thing is humans
6) Smell
8) Pine needles and tree bark
10) The scales are slanted backwards and tear more when you try to pull them out.
12) Coyotes 🤬 porcupines by flipping them onto their bellies.

Richard Gillette

2019-03-07 14:58:38 UTC

1.`It can blind them and the quill is barbed at the end
3.Gloves, shoes, wood work
They do this to get to the salt
5.They are skillful with their paws
7. Jewelry, art
9.Arch backs and teeth chatter
11. 7 months

Matt Warfield

1053910 — 2019-03-07 14:58:40 UTC

1.) Will work its way right through
3.) Gloves, shoes, tires, etc.
5.) Allow quills to be pulled out
7.) Jewelry, baskets, art, etc.
9.) Turns back, tucks head, chatter teeth
11.) 7 months

Donna Riley

2019-03-07 14:58:43 UTC

2. the porcupine is the second largest rodent to the 🤬 🤬
4. the most dangerous thing in a porcupines world are flee footed fishers

6.there main sense is smelling

8. bark, pine needles, and fruit

10. the barbe on the end of the quil gets stuck in that organism

12. by rapidly biting the porcupines face

Morgan Shughart

2019-03-07 14:58:43 UTC

1. It has barbs so if an animal gets close it will stick into their skin, and won't be easy to remove.
3. They chew tools, wooden buildings, gloves, boots, rubber tires, they chew on these for sodium
5. They can complete tasks with their hands and they are skillful hands.
7. Quills are made into jewelry, art, designs on clothes and baskets.
9. They turn their back, tuck head, wag tail, chatter teeth.
11. About 7 months

Susan Chen

2019-03-07 14:58:46 UTC

1. A porcupine quill may prove to be deadly to other animals because it may blind them and the quills cannot be easily removed.
3. Porcupine chew on gloves shoes, gun butts, tool handles, and tires.
5. Dexterous means they are skillful with their hands. They call pull out the quills.
7. Porcupine quills can be used as baskets, jewelry, trade item, and art items.
9. Porcupines warn predators by turning their back to the enemy, wag their tail, make noises and chatter teeth.
11. Gestation time is 7 months.

Josh

2019-03-07 14:58:46 UTC

1. their quills are like arrows
3.rubber tires,gloves
5. it allows them to pull out quills
7. for trading
9. by chattering their teeth and raising their quills
11. 200 days

Anna Zimmerman

74502 — 2019-03-07 14:58:46 UTC

1. It goes in easily, but does not come out easily. Expands and works into the animal's muscles.
3. Gloves, shoes, canoe paddles, ax handles, and other things that have sweat/salt on them.
5. Dexterous means
7. Porcupine quills have been used for clothing, shields, baskets, and arts.
9. They warn predators by chattering their teeth and raising their quills.
11. The gestation period is 7 months

Jessica Bivens

6612 — 2019-03-07 14:58:52 UTC

2. 🤬
4. human
6.smell
8. bark, pine needles
10. has overlapping barbs on the ends
12. Fisher, by rap

eric brandt 1 it could blind them 3 anything that has salt 5 smaller in the front and bigger in the back 7 they can be used as rings and other things 9 puts its back out so it gets quelled. 11 200 days

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Riley Smith

28311 — 2019-03-07 14:59:14 UTC

2. Beavers
4. Being flipped onto its back
6. Their smell
8. Pine needles, tree bark
10. It is easy going into its target, but can cause problems if not taken out immediately.
12. Coyotes 🤬 them by flipping them over where they hve no quills///

Kacey Crabb

6463 — 2019-03-07 14:59:21 UTC

2. beavers
4. humans
6.smell
8. tree bark and pine needles
10. needles are barbed and tear when you pull them out
12. coyotes and they 🤬 them on their back

Derek McCardell

2019-03-07 15:00:51 UTC

1. A porcupine quill is like a barbed arrowhead. It is harder to pull out then how it went in. The quills are also an irritation factor if left in for awhile.
3. Porcupines chew on gloves and boots due to the amount of sodium from salt. They also chew on hand tools and wooden buildings.
5. Dexterous front paws mean that they can do skillful tasks with them. They are very versatile in hand movements. (can pull out on quills)
7.Their quills have been used for early pens, clothes, baskets, currencyand even for jewelry.
9. Porcupines arch turn their backs , tuck their heads, and chatter their teeth.
11. A porcupine's gestation period is 200+ days (7 months)

david 2 the 🤬 4 humans 6 smell 8pine needles and the bark from a tree 10 they are like a harpoon 12 the fisher keeps niping

2019-03-07 15:07:07 UTC

Rylee wishard

2019-03-07 15:09:24 UTC

2. capybara
4. There predators are the most dangerous in a porcupine's world.
6. Their main sense is yer-in.
8. In the winter, they mainly eat conifer needles and tree bark.
10. They are hard to to remove is because they are barbed on the end like an arrow.

Rikki Miller

2019-03-07 15:10:35 UTC

1. They can leave them irritated.
2. Beavers
3. Gloves, boots, tools because of the salt content.
4. Humans
5. They can do a lot of versatile things.
6. Smell
7. Jewelry
8. Pine needles and tree bark.
9. They puff their quills.
10. They are barbed.
11. 7 months
12. Coyotes by flipping them where they have no quills.