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Porcupines eat buds, leaves, and flowers. There are New World and Old World porcupines. Porcupines live in various habitats and have babies.
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- 1. PORQUIPINE
- 2. FOOD Buds Leaves flowers
- 3. KINDS New world Old world
- 4. HABITAT
- 5. babies