No, porcupines are terrestrial animals that do not live in trees. They are mainly ground-dwelling creatures that seek refuge in burrows, caves, or thick vegetation. However, they are adept climbers and may climb trees to seek food or escape predators.
They hunt and kill
by their spiky hairs
pocupines live in either caves or small hollow trees
fisher
The porcupines found in North and South America are good climbers and spend much of their time in trees (but Old World porcupines stay on the ground). In the winter New World porcupines eat bark and climb trees to find it. The females also resort to the trees to end the mating process.
Yes, Porcupines do eat apples. I have several porcupines that come to my apples trees all during the night to eat my apples. Caught them on my trail camera!
they can kill with their quills like no one knows...
porcupines can climb trees up to 40 feet tall
spider
how to protect yourself is don't leave food out and don't have that many trees.
No, unless its prickles somehow stabbed into the mountain lion.