Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, March 28, 2012, Page 19, Image 19

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M arch 28 . 2012
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African crested porcupines, the largest porcupine species in the
world, ward o ff enemies with spiny quills up to a foot long.
Spring Break for
Prickly Porcupines
c o n t i n u e d f r o m page 11
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Pastors
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Passover Service
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working to contain the porcu­
pines’ excitement over their new
digs.
“When porcupines are scared,
or even when they’re very ex­
cited, they will raise and fan out
their quills as a defense mecha­
nism,” said Asaba Mukobi, se­
nior Africa keeper.
T he p o rc u p in e s — m ale
Sharpie and fem ale Nolina —
arrived here in August from
C h ic a g o ’s B ro o k field Z oo.
They lived in the zoo’s new
V eterin ary M edical C e n ter
w hile sta ff ren o v ated th eir
habitat to accom m odate them.
“We planted new trees and
grass, added heating pads for
the winter and created some
nice new hiding areas for them,”
Mukobi said. “I think they’ll en­
joy their new home.”
African crested porcupines
are the largest porcupine spe­
cies in the w orld and the larg­
est rodents in A frica. They
range from 25 to 30 inches
long and can weigh more than
40 pounds. Among their distin­
guishing features are black-
and-w hite quills on the neck
and back that can grow up to a
foot long.
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