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The Porcupine Pufferfish is well-known for having deadly toxic glands in its body, despite the fact that it is a Japanese delicacy (known as FUGU).
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Is the porcupine puffer fish and the spiny puffer fish the same?
no
Is a spiny puffer fish a tropical fish?
Yes, most species of the Porcupine Puffer Fish are tropical fish.
Are porcupine puffer fish animals?
no because porcupines have legs and puffer fish don't have legs.
Is a porcupine fish the same thing as a puffer fish?
yes
What do porcupine puffers eat?
A porcupine puffer fish eats molluscs, coral,and crustacians.
What is the difference between puffer fish and porcupine?
fish=sea creature. porcupine= land creature. dumb question
What color are porcupine puffer fish?
black, brown or white
Porcupine puffer fish where does this animal get its food?
the world may never know......................!
What size are porcupine puffer fish baby's when they were born?
i was ganna do a poetry about a puffer fish and i made this i like puffer fish because there are also born in 2002 like me
How does a porcupine fish reproduce?
After a male and female porcupine puffer fish mate there are spherical eggs that drift throughout the water (Casey Patton, Education Biological Profiles). When the fish mate they go to the top of the ocean and it usually occurs early in the morning (Puffer the Magical Blowfish). After about five days the eggs hatch and become larva (Puffer the Magical Blowfish). Then in about three months' time the larva has developed into a porcupine puffer fish (Puffer the Magical Blowfish). People might think that the porcupine puffer fish guards their offspring but surprisingly they doesn't (Aquatic Community).
What eats a porcupine fish?
fishers, and occasionally hawks and some snakes
Was is an facts about puffer fishes?
puffer fish originated from humans an there are few human / puffer fish left . I have met one myself and it was one of the most exhilarating experiences of my life .Watch out because they can still puff .
