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Wood Trivia: Test Your Knowledge

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November 12, 2026
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Why are porcupines enemies of hardwood trees?

Answer: Porcupines eat the inner bark of hardwood trees, especially during winter when other food is scarce. They favor species such as aspen, maple, beech, and basswood. Their feeding can damage trees by stripping away bark, sometimes girdling and killing them.

Read More: Squirrel Or Porcupine Damage: How Do You Know? → | See a Rare Albino Porcupine via Jack Harkness on X →

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