Porcupine Gallery

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freakyfauna:Toothpick server in the shape of a porcupine.Design by Laurid Lønbor, 1960’s, Denmark. F
chibi-chaser:3/24/17Pangolin’s Henry should consider wearing underwear when she goes out to pick up
Kirbati (Gilbert Islands) warrior with shark tooth sword, porcupine fish helmet, and coconut fiber a
Ancient Egyptian relief sculpture (painted limestone) of a porcupine. Detail of a wall fragment from
giflounge:Oscar The Porcupine High-Fives His Keeper
steepravine:Coral Fungus Castles(Porcupine Mountains, Michigan - 8/2016)
Porcupines can’t actually shoot out their quills. But if they could, sneezing porcupines would defin
Big big ink Humblewood party commission!!!
Porcupine Daddy is the cutest Daddy ;p @validemandsyou
A helmet made from porcupine fish. These were traditionally worn by Kiribati warriors, as in the sec
nemfrog:Porcupine with full moon and pine tree. We look about us. 1932.Internet Archive
A rather unusual illustration of a porcupine from Michael Bernhard Valentini’s 1700 book Polychresta
“Former Moneta Resident Given Term of Ten Years,” The Porcupine Advance (Timmins). December 23, 1930
my OC - porcupine girl 
Was good to have my @lupinelights with me last evening…night is coming faster As always, feels so ni
That was too short!!! Real true MTB, gnarly as I love it. Discovered the famous flow trail Feldberg:
Steven Wilson [Grace for Drowning Tour] Teatro Oriente - 17 de abril 2012© M.J. Vergara - Chile
What do you get when you cross a pig and a Christmas tree? A porcupine. .....#fall #trees #ohio #ohi
philadelphiazoo:Oscar the porcupine high-fives his keeper.
The Rubberado is a bizarre creature talked about by the lumberjacks of  Wisconsin and Minnesota. The
The Rompo is a bizarre creature found in Africa and India. The Rompo is described as a cat-like crea
psychodollyuniverse:Echo and The Bunnymen - Crocodile - 1980, Heaven Up Here- 1981 , Porcupine - 198
pink–porcupine:He’s got such a beautiful smile.
Porcupine Mountains and Pictured Rock on film.
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