Assertion: porcupine | /r/CapableOf | stomp its feet
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text: It can also rattle the hollow quills at the base of its tail, stomp its feet, growl, grunt, or charge backward into the threat.
text: that The musk intensifies if the porcupine is stressed, which should be enough of an alert, but in the event that a dog or bear cub presses the issue, porcupines will chatter their teeth, stamp their feet and rattle their quills together to make a series of intimidating sounds.
text: If this strategy doesn't chase off the predator, the porcupine stamps its feet, clicks its teeth, and rattles its hollow-tipped tail quills.
text: It’s easy to tell when porcupines are mad: They stomp their feet, hiss, and shake their quills, which normally lie flat against the porcupine’s body.
text: It can also rattle the hollow quills at the base of its tail, stomp its feet, growl, grunt, or charge backward into the threat.
text: Porcupines stamp their feet and use their sharp teeth and start fowling so to scare the enemy.