Week #40 Begins 👉 Let's do it... Do it yourself 👉 Drawing

Hi @benton3. Thank you very much for bringing this catchy content here. I'm glad to participate.

I draw it with 2HB pencil

Yes! You asked various questions. Anyway, the picture above is the beautiful drawing of a porcupine by me @deetalka6, using 2HB pencil.

Yes! I've seen Porcupine before. In my place, it's referred as bush meat. It's very sweet when cooked. It contains lot of nutrients.

Yes! Porcupine is edible but more of risky food, due to the processes involve in preparing it. The body is surrounded with quils which serve as a defender against predators. The defending system becomes difficult to be conquered unless it undergoes complete resoluted roasting process.

• Quils is used in producing Jewelry when dried. It's also used for protection.
• It has round bodies, small heads, ears, and toes.
• They consume most of plants such as flowers, bark, stems, leaves, nuts, seeds and grass.
• They reside in forest, grasslands and deserts. They exist in Africa, Europe and Asia.

In the rat kingdom, Porcupine has Engine 5.5 speed wings, as compared to normal bush rat.

Their racing ability cannot be compared with porcupine. Porcupine quils produces more electrical charges when placed on a race. This makes Porcupine to always search for a cold-blooded environment to stay because of the heat produced during the daily exercise.

Porcupine has a reservoir stomach.

Porcupine by research seemed to be ruminating in nature due to the reservoir. After early consumption, the food are broken down to smaller glycogen which is then stored in the reservoir bolts. During the weak period, where Porcupine loses it ability to attack, the glycogen is been reconverted into glucose which then powerbike the system.

I invite @bossj23, @m-fdo and @basil20 to participate