A group of porcupines is called a "prickle" or a "herd".
While "prickle" is the most common term, "herd" is also used to describe a group of porcupines. It's important to note that porcupines are solitary animals and rarely gather in large groups. They may come together during mating season or when food is scarce.
Interesting Facts about Porcupines:
- Defensive Spikes: Porcupines are known for their sharp, barbed quills, which they use for defense against predators.
- Nocturnal Habits: They are mostly active at night and spend their days sleeping in dens or burrows.
- Herbivores: Porcupines are herbivores, primarily feeding on bark, leaves, roots, and fruits.
- Excellent Climbers: They are excellent climbers and can easily navigate trees and rocky terrain.
