Assertion: porcupine | /r/CapableOf | feel threatened
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text: The going is slow and the porcupine will roll up in a ball if it feels threatened, leaving just a shroud of spines to contend with.
text: When a porcupine senses danger, it lifts its quills into the vertical position.
text: Each is encased in its own sheath protecting it until the porcupine senses a threat and releases the quill.
text: When the hedgehog feels threatened, it curls up into a ball.
text: When a porcupine feels threatened, it tenses up and attacks predators with the swat of its tail, embedding quills into their skin.
text: When a porcupine feels threatened, he turns his backside to the enemy and tries to drive his tail against the assailant.
text: If you want to learn more about this interesting family, this AnimalWised article will go over how do porcupines defend themselves, explaining all about their attack strategies when they feel threatened.
text: When a porcupine feels threatened, it coils up on its belly and lets its quills bristle and protrude outwards.
text: The quills stand up when a porcupine feels threatened and they detach easily when touched.
text: Even people are prone to get attacked, if the porcupines feel threatened.
text: When a porcupine feels threatened, it turns its back to the threat and its quills come up like the hair on a dog's back.
text: Though a porcupine will in most cases choose flight if it is injured it may feel threatened enough to put up a fight, and since they are not exactly small rodents it can be a scary sight.
text: When porcupines feel threatened all of the quills will stick straight out, but cannot be shot at predators, but they come out very easy when in contact with another animal or human.