How does a porcupine adapt to it's natural environment?

Answer 1

i can understand your problem unlike these other idiots you know that it has quills it also has adapted claws and brown fur for camofluage

Answer 2

The porcupine fish, also known as the blowfish, uses its ability to inflate more then double its size to keep potential predators away. Their quills are poisonous which also make them less likely to be attacked.

Answer 3

Animals do not consciously adapt to their environment. Adaptations come about through mutant variations, most of which are detrimental. However, occasionally a mutation will be beneficial and allow the creature to survive more easily. Such a creature has more chances to procreate and pass on the successful mutation or gene.

Answer 4

They don't.
porcupines are able to protect themselves with thier quills,if you happen to see one dont go near them.once a quill is in your skin it can be very hard to take out,think of it as a fish hook

Answer 5

it gets cold or warm like almost every other animal does!!

Answer 6

Porcupines have adapted to the environment by using their long curved claws to find food and also use its quills as means of intimidating enemies.

Answer 7

it suck balls

Answer 8

the quills