1920
KANE, Pennsylvania. — This place is overrun with porcupine which come out of the mountains near by. Damage is being done to gardens, fruit trees and dwellings. They are so tame they invade the houses and have to be driven away, which is no easy task. Several have been run over by autos, causing tire troubles.
—The Saturday Blade, Chicago, Aug. 7, 1920, p. 5.
Monday, May 12, 2008
Porcupines Overrun a City
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animals,
Pennsylvania,
pests
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