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26 Nov 2022
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cactus, hedgehog, and sea urchin all have spines!
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cactus, hedgehog, and sea urchin all have spines!
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On an animal these 'spikes/spines' are also called quills. If they can easily come off and stick into another animal they are called barbs. Pufferfish and Hedgehogs have quills. Porcupines, which are the larger more dangerous to touch mammal-have 'barbs.'
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