I saw a giant, spiky yellow ball moving along the shoulder of the road near Montezuma, Colorado (east of Keystone Resort). They were kind enough to pose for this picture.
More like “Por-cute-pine”
this post was submitted on 18 May 2024
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A baby porcupine is called a porcupet
Why does he look so soft !?
Shampoo commercial porcupine.
I’ve been to the halls there, great place.
Hey, I've realised that everybody mentions their country in the title except US Americans. It would be cool if you could add that.
Great picture by the way and crazy that you still have snow there. What was the elevation roundabout?
Montezuma's elevation is around 10,200 feet, or 3100 meters.