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A stowaway porcupine is back home in northern B.C. after a 2,000-kilometre trip by road and air across the province.

1:35 Jet-setting porcupine returned to home in northern B.C. A stowaway porcupine that made an accidental trip across British Columbia was returned home in style on Friday. The spiny creature ...

Stowaway Porcupine Accidentally Travels Over 500 Miles After Sneaking into a Wrecked Plane The female rodent hid for three days under the pilot's seat before the wreckage team found the animal ...

New Tiny Baby Porcupine at Fort Worth Zoo Couldn't Be More Adorable originally appeared on PetHelpful. At the end of May, Fort Worth Zoo shared some exciting news - they welcomed a new baby ...

A stowaway porcupine was living under the pilot's seat of plane wreckage in Northern B.C. Crews unknowingly transported the wreckage to Kelowna, where they discovered the animal.

Wildlife rescuers in British Columbia are caring for a porcupine that stowed away in a wrecked plane for a trip via helicopter, boat and trailer.

A baby porcupine’s birth at Utah’s Hogle Zoo is “extra special” as first-time pregnancies aren’t often successful for porcupine mothers, zoo officials said.

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A 6-year-old dog is on the mend after a harrowing encounter with porcupine quills led to a life-threatening condition.

The porcupine, bored of its normal winter food, had been exploring and had found a tree full of nice, fresh flower buds. Although this required that the fairly sizeable mammal climb up into the ...

The beloved porcupine, who spent nearly her entire life at the zoo, died on March 20 of cancer, according to Dan Meates, the zoo general curator.