61 reactions · 9 comments | From building critical community infrastructure to providing well-paying jobs to generations of workers, mining in the Porcupine district of Northern Ontario has been a cornerstone of the local economy since 1910. Watch to learn more about how Newmont Canada’s Porcupine mine continues to create value and improve lives in Northern Ontario for the people of today and the generations of tomorrow. | Newmont Corporation | Facebook

Have you ever encountered a porcupine in the wild? These fascinating creatures are truly unique and play an essential role in our ecosystem. Porcupines are famous for their sharp quills, which can number up to 30,000! These quills are not thrown but can detach easily when predators make contact, serving as a powerful defense mechanism. Porcupines are strict herbivores, feeding on a diet of leaves, twigs, and bark. In winter, they often turn to conifer needles and tree bark to survive. Though the

Rare footage of a tiny, baby porcupine - known as a porcupette! Did you know porcupettes are born with soft, flexible quills that quickly harden upon contact with air? This definitely makes mum's life easier! 📸 Miyoba Mbaama | Africa Geographic

151K views · 6.4K reactions | Did you know baby porcupines are called porcupettes? ❤️ This great video is brought to you by Great American Insurance Group | Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden | Facebook