What are the living habits of porcupines?

The porcupine looks like a hedgehog, but is much larger than a hedgehog, two to three feet long, and its mouth is not as pointed. The "arrows" on its body are longer and stronger than those of hedgehogs. The arrows are very sharp, white on the tip and base, and black and white in the middle. Arrows vary in length, usually seven or eight inches long, and the longest ones can be as long as seventeen inches.

There are many porcupines in the mountains of Hong Kong and the New Territories. They are also nocturnal and often sneak into orchards and vegetable fields at night to eat fruits and young leaves of vegetables. They can eat the entire papaya tree. Bite down.

When the porcupine moves or uses force, it can make the arrows on its body clatter. Local people say that mice are most afraid of porcupines, because porcupines like to stick their tails into mouse holes and make shaking noises. When mice hear the noise and come out to investigate, they prick the nose of the porcupine's tail. Even hunting dogs dare not mess with the porcupine and run away when they hear its noise.

Porcupine is also called porcupine. From its back to its tail, it is covered with thorns that look like clusters of arrows that pigs don't have. Especially the thorns on the buttocks grow thicker, longer, and more. The thickest ones are like bitter chopsticks, and the longest is about half a meter. The color of each thorn is black and white, very bright.