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Can Porcupine Quills Kill A Human
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Can Porcupine Quills Kill A Human or Pets? SEE HERE!

Porcupine quills can kill a human or pets (dogs, cats, tigers, lions etc) if left too long inside the body. The quills carry bacteria that … Read More ›

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Can You eat Porcupine Meat
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Can You eat Porcupine Meat, Quills, Liver [with Recipes] – SEE HERE!

Of course! Porcupine meat is safe to eat when cooked, fried, roasted, and some people eat them raw. Porcupines are easy to catch and super … Read More ›

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What Do Thick-spined Porcupines Eat
PORCUPINES

What Do Porcupines Eat in the Wild & as Pets?

In spring and summer, porcupines eat grasses, berries, leaves, roots, stems, and seeds. In the winter and fall, they feed mainly on evergreen needles, the … Read More ›

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Can A Porcupine Pop Your Tire
PORCUPINES

Can A Porcupine Pop Your Tire? How to Prevent that!

Yes, a porcupine’s quills are able to puncture tires. It rarely happens, but it is possible. It happened to me last summer when I hit … Read More ›

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is it safe to have a porcupine as a pet
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Can Porcupines be Pets? How to Care for One! [List of Legal States]

Yes, porcupines like the North American porcupines can be tamed, and a number of states allow you to keep one as a pet. They are … Read More ›

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