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A porcupine's quills vary in length from 1 to 12 inches. If danger threatens, the porcupine raises and spreads them. Overlapping scales on the tip lodge in the skin like a fishhook and are difficult to pull out. New quills grow in to replace lost ones. |
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Community Conservation Approaches and Experiences From East Africa
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Community Conservation Approaches and Experiences From East Africa
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