Porcupine Standing lg Display Taxidermy oddity curiosity collectible decor gift

Discover the unique charm of this Porcupine Standing Mount, a large display piece from Scenic City Oddities. This collectible showcases a beautifully preserved porcupine, perfect for those who appreciate the intrigue of animals and the art of taxidermy. The piece is a testament to the craftsmanship of American artisans, offering a touch of natural wonder to any space. Ideal for decorators seeking an oddity or curiosity to enhance their interior design, this item also makes for a thoughtful gift for enthusiasts of the unique and the extraordinary. With its origins directly from the animal kingdom, it stands as a remarkable specimen that promises to be a conversation starter wherever it's placed.

br114  #11.13    This large, beautifully done, Porcupine mount seems to be reaching out to be held (very bad idea).   This display is 17  x 12 x 25".  When handling these just pick them up by their paws so you don't get spiked!  

Species and fun facts:  Erethizon dorsatum 

The North American porcupine, also known as the Canadian porcupine, is a large rodent in the New World porcupine family. It is the second largest rodent in North America, behind the North American beaver. 

Breeding season is fall and early winter. They conduct an elaborate courtship involving extensive vocalizations, a courtship dance, and the male usually showers the female with urine before mating. Gestation lasts 205 to 217 days. Young (called porcupettes) are born in the spring/early summer. There is generally one porcupette per litter—twins are rare.