Assertion: porcupine's quill | /r/HasProperty | soft
Facets:
value: generally
type: DEGREE
value: for the mother
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: after birth
type: TEMPORAL
value: very
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: When a porcupette is born, they have soft quills that will harden to its fullest painful potential within a few days.
text: Baby porcupines have soft quills at birth, which harden within a few days.
text: Baby porcupines are born with soft quills that harden with an hour.
text: Baby porcupines have soft quills that begin hardening about an hour after birth.
text: The baby porcupine is born with soft quills.
text: Their quills are soft directly after birth (which I’m sure the mother appreciates) but will harden within about an hour.
text: Baby porcupines are born with soft quills and teeth which enable them to begin eating vegetation within the first week of life.
text: Baby porcupines have soft quills at birth that harden in a few days.
text: These baby porcupines do not have pointed quills like the adults rather they have soft quills that harden with time.
text: Baby porcupine has soft quills and they, later on, become hard and sharp.
text: Crested porcupines are born with soft quills that harden within hours after birth.
text: The newborn porcupines are born with soft quills in litters of two to four.
text: The porcupine baby, called a porcupette, comes into the world with eyes open and a full coat of spines, but the quills are soft and rubbery, and only harden when exposed to the air.
text: The quills are very soft so it is vulnerable but after about an hour they get hard.
text: Porcupettes are born with quills but, luckily for the mother, these quills are soft and only harden a few hours after birth.
text: Instead, the porcupette’s quills are soft and bendable, gradually hardening in the first few days after birth.
text: When a porcupine is born, its quills are generally very blunt and soft, but as it grows, it starts hardening within a few months.
text: When the baby is born, its quills are soft.
text: The quills of baby porcupines are soft and flexible at birth.
text: When a porcupine is born, its quills are soft and mostly white, but harden within hours.
text: The porcupettes are born with open eyes and developed teeth, though the quills on their backs are soft.
text: Quills of newborn porcupines are actually soft, and will harden within hours after giving birth.
text: The answer, of course, is that the quills are soft.