No. No they do not. Not only are their physical features very distinct, but their scents are entirely different.
To begin with, porcupines have a coat of sharp spines, or quills that set them apart from all other animals. Obviously, beavers do not carry this trait. Beavers have webbed feet and a long, wide tail. The tail of the porcupine is neither long or wide and porcupine's feet are not webbed. Next, beavers are the second largest rodent. Porcupines are the third largest rodent. This means that beavers are larger then porcupines. As you can see, beavers are completely different animals and have no true resemblance whatsoever. Sorry to all of those out there who thought they resembled each other.
Also, please note that just because these animals might be related, does not mean they look alike.
Oh, and just because you draw spikes on a beaver, does not mean it actually looks like a porcupine. You could probably draw spikes on a toaster and make it look like a porcupine.
yes- they have quills which are think hollow hairs
Yes, under the quills. The quills themselves are modified hairs.
no, not at all
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not all elves have pointed ears but you can see elves most of the time with pointed ears
No u can have pointed ears because I do
1) Why is this question in the "Star Wars Movies" category? 2) It's because there has to be some sort of characteristic that sets Spock apart from humans.
yes
Yes, they also have tufts of fur at the point of their ears.
Spock.
i am not actually sure because if i look at my pictures my Yorkie didn't have pointed down ears
John has pointed ears at the top and Edward has round shaped ears.
no we have the same as everybody els
Animals that have pointed ears usually can hear better. Animals that have floppy ears can't hear as well.
No. Pointed, triangular, yes. Rounded? NO.
You can't make a dog's ears floppy if they are supposed to be pointed because their ears, like ours, do contain bones that make the shape of them. True, a dog's ears can't change from points to floppy, but you can change the next generation of dog's ears by breeding the pointed-ear dog with a floppy-ear dog.