Aggressively hunting porcupine, dog receives bitter ending

An aggressive dog tried to attack a porcupine , but ended up with sharp quills all over its body, from snout to toes. Luckily, the owner intervened in time, preventing the situation from becoming more serious. (Photo: DNVN)

Porcupines ( scientific name: Erinaceidae) are mammals belonging to the order Carnivora. They are distinguished by their hard hairs, called porcupine spines , which help protect their bodies from threats from predators. (Photo: asiapata)

Hedgehogs are mainly found in temperate climates, including Europe, Asia, and parts of Africa. They are also found in many parts of the world as pets or wild. (Photo:asiapata)

Hedgehogs have small bodies, with a body length of about 20-30 cm and a weight ranging from 400 grams to 1.5 kg depending on the species and living conditions. (Photo: Wikipedia)

The most recognizable feature of a porcupine is the layer of spines on its body. These spines are actually hard, sharp hairs that develop from the skin. (Photo: asiapata)

These are not ordinary quills, but rather a form of protective structure that helps hedgehogs deal with predators. When in danger, hedgehogs can curl their bodies into a ball of spikes, making it difficult for predators to approach or attack. (Photo: The Guardian)

Porcupines have compact bodies, round heads, and small mouths, which make it easy for them to forage for food underground. Although their bodies may appear soft and vulnerable, their hard spines make them a formidable opponent for larger predators. (Photo: ThienNhien.Net)

Hedgehog coloration varies depending on species and habitat. Typically, hedgehogs have a brown or gray back, while their bellies are lighter in color. Hedgehog spines are usually pale yellow, brown, or black, which helps them blend into their surroundings, creating effective camouflage. (Photo: NatureSpot)

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