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How can a porcupines quill protect them?
It pokes the animal that's trying to attack it
When was The Quill created?
The Quill was created in 1983.
When was Quill Award created?
Quill Award was created in 2005.
When was The Southern Quill created?
The Southern Quill was created in 1950.
When was The Quill - Bowdoin - created?
The Quill - Bowdoin - was created in 1897.
When was Quill Corporation created?
Quill Corporation was created in 1956.
When was Porcupines Are Born Without Bristles created?
Porcupines Are Born Without Bristles was created on 1971-01-07.
How to say porcupine quills in Spanish?
Dictionary says púas de puercoespín. But my family says espinas de puercoespín because to us púas sounds like barbed wire (or barbs anyway). Espinas sounds like thorns. Quill as in quill pen would be plumas (feathers). Porcupines definitely don't have feathers. Go with Espinas de puercoespín.
How to say porcupine in spanish?
Dictionary says púas de puercoespín. But my family says espinas de puercoespín because to us púas sounds like barbed wire (or barbs anyway). Espinas sounds like thorns. Quill as in quill pen would be plumas (feathers). Porcupines definitely don't have feathers. Go with Espinas de puercoespín.
What do porcupines see?
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Are porcupines dangerous to humans?
Porcupines have approximately 30,000 sharp quills on their bodies, and although they might seem vicious, porcupines are actually timid creatures. Contrary to popular belief, these creatures don't go out of their way to quill people or pets. Those who are quilled by a porcupine are quilled because they came into direct contact with the animal, and the porcupine was only trying to protect itself. People cannot be impaled by a porcupine throwing quills. In short, they are dangerous if you somehow fall on a porcupine, but are not poisonous by any means.
Why do porcupines have sharp quills?
No. The quills do loosen with time and can fall out on their own - just as our hair does everyday. On rare occassions, loose quills can fly off when a porcupine flicks its tail, but the porcupine doesn't know that the quill will come off and has no control over where they go. No, porcupines can't throw their quills. But they have a tiny barb--like a fishhook--at the end of each quill, so if a dog or other animal tries to bite them, the barb can hook into the dog and when the dog pulls away, the quill is pulled out of the porcupine and stays stuck in the dog's muzzle or mouth. Do NOT try to pull out the quills! (If you do try to, the barb will tear the dog's flesh.) Since the quills tend to work their way deeper into the dog's flesh and can cause infections, a trip to the vet is called for. The vet will anesthetize the dog and cut out the quills. After being quilled, a dog should be kept indoors during morning and evening twilight, since he/she is likely to seek out porcupines (presumably to get even!)
