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This is how porcupine quills work

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Raghu2 years ago

Leopards are cunning, opportunistic feeders. But here the parents offer least opportunity and leopard knows for sure the pain of porcupine sharp quills. Via Supriya Sahu.

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Solar Heavy1 year ago

this reminds me of driving through a city

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MissFacto2 years ago

A very curious porcupine

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Sci-Kick2 years ago

The process of harvesting, washing, and dying porcupine quills for art. One of the steps to creating quillwork. The quills usually need to be washed multiple times. Quillwork is considered one of the oldest arts on Turtle Island invented by the indigenous peoples.

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Ojogbon2 years ago

Rico the porcupine eating corn 🌽

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Hisham2 years ago

Don’t touch a porcupine! The tips of each quill are incredibly sharp and able to pierce through skin more easily than an 18-gauge hypodermic needle (about the same size of the quill).

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Recap Football2 years ago

What a great through 😂😂

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Vertigo_Warrior2 years ago

Rico the Porcupine eating corn

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WisdomX2 years ago

Ohh, 😮

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Aunty Tooknow2 years ago

Wow I thought they released quills when they feel threatened?

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