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There are currently about 30 different species of porcupines. Of those, three are listed as "vulnerable" while the remaining 27 are either "least concern" or there isn't enough data to make a determination.
If you're asking specifically about the North American porcupine, Erethizon dorsatum, it currently enjoys a "low risk/least concern" status.
What else can I help you with?
Are porcupines north American?
yes
Is the north American opossums endangered?
Nope. As a species, they are doing pretty well.
Is a North American porcupine in the deciduous forest or the desert?
Porcupines are found in both forests and deserts.
What is a better animal red pandas or porcupines?
red panda's are endangered species but porcupines are vulnerable and every animal is great
Are North American Otters endangered?
North American beavers are not endangered.
Are Porcupines in North Carolina?
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Why is the alligator endangered?
With a population of nearly three million from North Carolina to Texas, the American alligator is certainly not an endangered species.
Are there porcupines in Rhode Island?
yes porcupines are native to North America, mostly in New England and Canada
What organizations help endangered flying squirrels?
The North American Man Squirrel Love Association is dedicated to helping endangered flying squirrels.
What are animals that eat porcupines?
In North America, porcupines are eaten by the fisher, a kind of weasel-like animal. In Africa, porcupines are sometimes eaten by lions and leopards, and in Asia, by tigers.
Where are porcupines found?
Porcupines occupy a wide range of habitats in tropical and temperate parts of Asia, Italy, Africa and the Americas. Porcupines live in forests, deserts and grasslands. Some live in trees, others stay on the ground
How large is the average adult porcupine?
Porcupines grow to be 25 to 36-inches long with an 8 to 10-inch tail. Porcupines weigh up to 35-pounds when adults. Porcupines live on a diet of leaves, herbs, and green plants. North American porcupines climb trees to forage for good, while African porcupines remain on the ground.
