#brazilian porcupine

[heliphantie]

I like the Autumn-like, warm color theme of Pepa’s family. Here’s two little pieces made in 2022.

First one is from September, set 15 years before the movie’s events.

Originally, I wanted to draw little Dolores listening to Pepa and Julieta’s abdomens, and then, looking puzzled, to Bruno’s, because he, being stressed about another simultaneous pregnancy of his sisters (and one of them having third child in short time), has doubled down on comfort food and gained a gut equally voluminous. But I assumed, it would be hard to convey a joke on paper and it will end to look too confusing, or its point of humor gets misinterpreted, so it turned as it is, an image of nostalgic memory.

Pepa’s look based on early concept arts by Meg Park.

Second one is from May, and shows Antonio 10 years in future with his animal friends.

I was thinking how Antonio personality and partly interests are similar to Bruno’s, to the point some concept arts, also by Meg Park, of him look to me just like Bruno in childhood would look… He may grow to be sort of apprentice of his uncle, generational resemblance only becoming apparent with time.

Also, I have hunch if Mirabel had never taken the action, it would be up to Antonio to save the family: a trait manifested by his gift is one, lack of which was a source of family’s issues – ability of understanding and communication. And rather sooner than later, the rats would direct him to Bruno anyway:)

His friends here are from all over the continent and only vaguely size-accurate, sorry for that, but I cared to include underappreciated Brazilian arboreal porcupine, who, in my opinion, is even cuter than capybara:)

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Meet the Brazilian porcupine (Coendou prehensilis)! In addition to Brazil, you may spot it in the forests of Colombia and Argentina. This master climber has a prehensile tail, which it uses to cling to branches and navigate the forest canopy. Bark, fruit, roots, and leaves are among this herbivore’s favorite treats. Photo: Yannick TURBE, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, flickr #AnimalFacts #BrazilianPorcupine #porcupine #nature #dyk #animals https://www.instagram.com/p/Cd9eh8ELu1j/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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🐱if u dont have too many!

brazilian porcupine

[typhlonectes]

Rico, the Brazilian Porcupine, Eating Some Corn at the Cincinnati Zoo

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I DIDNT REALISE YOU WERE FOLLOWING ME ON YOUR MAIN ACCOUNT UNTIL I CHECKED YOUR SOCIALS AND MY JAW DROPPED SO HARD

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Hey friend!!! You're so nice AND I GOT A BABY PORCUPINE???? He's so friggin cute what the hell!

I love your art style so much, and your blog makes me really happy 💙🧡 you made my week with your ask 😩😭🥲🥹

[heliphantie]

Antonio 10 years in future with his animal friends.

Because there should be one kind-hearted, every living creature-loving and slightly odd man in every generation.

Toni’s friends: green jay, channel-billed toucan, pigmy marmoset, green hermits, mountain tapir with baby, capybara and Brazilian porcupine. And them golden butterflies)

(May 2022.)

[animal71154]

okokok i wanna make a list of interesting animals that i like and some of which i have trouble remembering sometimes. i will edit this over time. ok. i thought we would be able to do readmores on mobile by now but apparently not. ok (i also always forget the word reconcile so that can be here too)

...

MARSUPIALS common brushtail possum, quoll, tasmanian devil, thylacine, cuscus (common spotted cuscus, sulawesi bear cuscus, silky cuscus), opossum (white-eared opossum, four-eyed opossum, yapok/water opossum), tree kangaroo, glider (greater glider, yellow-bellied glider)

RODENTS rat, mouse, nutria, Gambian pouched rat, capybara, Brazilian porcupine, jerboa (long-eared jerboa), chinchilla, vizcacha

MUSTELIDS ferret, weasel, stoat, marten (yellow-throated marten), skunk (spotted skunk), mink, greater hog badger

PRIMATES tarsier, aye aye, ring tailed lemur, japanese macaque, gelada, marmoset (pygmy marmoset), capuchin, spider monkey (red-faced spider monkey), howler monkey, white-faced saki

VIVERRIDS binturong, civet (owston's palm civet, African civet, banded palm civet), linsang, genet

PROCYONIDS kinkajou, coati, ringtail/cacomistle, raccoon

HOGS wild boar (really been enjoying these lately) , red river hog, pygmy hog

FELINES margay, rusty-spotted cat, black-footed cat, asiatic golden cat, bornean bay cat, little spotted cat/oncilla, jaguarundi, sandcat, lynx, bobcat, caracal, serval, fishing cat, pallas' cat

ANTEATERS tamandua, giant anteater, silky anteater, pangolin

LAPINES rabbit (flemish giant rabbit, sumatran striped rabbit, Netherland dwarf broken chocolate colour (someone said i would be this if i was a bunny)), hare

OTHER MAMMALS fossa, mongoose (yellow mongoose, common slender mongoose), elephant shrew (black and rufous elephant shrew), treeshrew, colugo, spotted hyena, antelope (oryx, roan antelope), honduran white bat

FISH eel (New Zealand longfin eel, moray eel, gulper eel), black ghost knife fish

ARACHNIDS jumping spider, house spider, daddy long legs, huntsman spider, tarantula, camel spider, tailless whip scorpion, horseshoe crab

OTHER INVERTEBRATES snail (giant African snail), slug, slater/pill bug, isopod, praying mantis, bee (honeybee, bumble bee), moth, millipede, centipede, earwig, beetle, sand hopper

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ok now im tired and im going to go to bed. i will readmore this tomorrow when im on the computer maybe. goodnight

[antiqueanimals]

Grzimek's Animal Life Encyclopedia, vol. 11, Mammals II. 1972. Illustrated by Peter Barrett.

1.) African brush-tailed porcupine (Atherurus africanus)

2.) Long-tailed porcupine (Trichys fasciculata)

3.) North American porcupine (Erethizon dorsatum)

4.) Brazilian porcupine (Coendou prehensilis)

5.) Stump-tailed porcupine (Coendou rufescens)

6.) Bristle-spined porcupine (Chaetomys subspinosus)

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[firstginger]

Hello!

Firstly I just wanted to tell you I love the daemon quiz and it's been awesome sending it to all the people in my dnd group to see what they get. I sent them the pokemon quiz a while back and that was a blast too.

Secondly, i was wondering if I could mabey get some form suggestions? If you still do them, if not that's totally fine no worries :)

I'm in a bit of an odd pickle. I'm an INFP, I bond closely with small groups of people and (the pickle part) I protect them FEROCIOUSLY. I lack the classic infp avoidance and passivity due to some very rough life experiences. Because of this a lot of infp forms don't really seem to fit, but I'm not quite sure what to do about it otherwise. If it helps at all, I'm chaotic good with a 548 tritype. any suggestions your willing to give would be amazing. Thank you so much again for sharing your work through your quizzes!

ahh thank you so much for the compliment, i love hearing what friend groups and families get! :) i'm just a sucker for imagining my friends vibing with their daemons...

oh a great question! a lot of INFP forms do tend to get delegated to the dreamy poet stereotype (rabbits, doves, etc), when honestly INFPs with their Fi leading the way are some of the most ride-or-die friends there are. they have such a strong, deep sense of self that i think a lot of interpretations tend to focus on their desire to achieve inner harmony -- but this is not necessarily at the expense of retreating entirely from external stimuli. Fi is an internal process, but it's wrong to think that it's not equally as involved in upholding an INFP's principles (you are acting in an egregious way by hurting my friends so i will tell you off) as it is creating them (these are my values and i surround myself in people who respect and agree with those values). so in summary i would definitely expect an INFP 5 to be curious and selectively sensation-seeking, as well as stubborn and protective... particularly detached from the imaginative INFP stereotype because what if it's wrong, what if it's purposeless, what if it's not productive.

i'm wondering if some wild canids or scavengers might be a good fit for you. jackals and coyotes seem a little too harmonious, so my first thought was something along the lines of the new guinea singing dog, which TDF has a beautiful write-up on here. they're internal and standoffish people who view new people with a wary eye, though are incredibly protective over their own space, friends, and ideas. i think they may lean into a sort of paranoia about loss: i can see an 8 tritype come through with their sense of confident and competitiveness, combined with a need to be in charge of themselves and avoid control. i think they also pair a chaotic nature with the more "lawful" stereotype of the 5 together well. they're active, curious, and opportunistic, but also closed-off, watchful, and possessive. they are Fi: self-focused and willing to move on from situations and people who aren't good for them, but dutiful towards the people and things to which they have made a conscious commitment.

chaos, introversion, and possessiveness also reminds me of rodents! what's pretty cool is that porcupines are a pretty varied group: old and new world porcupines are actually pretty distantly related and are an example of convergent evolution! their spines are completely different; the new world porcupines have the characteristic barbs, while the old world don't. anyway, i think a species of socially tolerant porcupine might fit, like the brazilian porcupine which lives in small tight-knit groups and has an almost entirely arboreal lifestyle. they're generally easy-going and keep to themselves, confident enough to be independent when needed, but also fiercely self-assured and protective when need be. they're also known to greet and say goodbye to other porcupines in their group which i think is just a cute fact. old world porcupines tend to be more socially tolerant; the crested porcupine is tight-bonding and loyal, but also highly defensive when pushed. they're adaptable and open-minded, if not quite stubborn -- they also have the most delightful sense of curiosity, and are known to collect bones and bring them back to their dens. the indian crested also seems worth looking into, or if you enjoy unique animals, the brush-tailed porcupine is an option. they're fairly social and generous, protective and resilient, inventive but habitual. if you're not vibing with porcupines at all, other rodents you might consider are the cape ground squirrel (very devoted to friends/family, routine-oriented and diligent, like to stay busy and be competitive, protective and fierce when their loved ones are threatened... but might be too social for you), the muskrat (introverted but socially tolerant, generally non-confrontational and keeps to themselves but very assertive when pushed, judgmental and habitual, impulsive when following their heart, perfectionists and hate being wrong, though not at all group-oriented or dependent on others), or especially the maned rat (has a strong sense of self but is also tightly bonded to loved ones, protective and observant of their loved ones' feelings, curious but habitual, emotional and emotive but not necessarily talkative, private but aggressive when bothered).

and finally i'll tentatively suggest the mediterranean water shrew. they're a socially tolerant shrew species that lives near bodies of water. like all shrews, the mediterranean water shrew is a highly particular individual who tends to take a while before they accept new people into their inner circle, but once they do they're agreeable "us vs them" sorts of friends. they're rather possessive of their sense of security and suspicious about others, they may just be more curmudgeonly than actually hostile or judgmental -- however they certainly are competitive and distinct. i would generally categorize them as INTPs just due to how they're not particularly altruistic which might not work for you. they value self-sufficiency and drive, and they tend to not get involved in other people's business. the eurasian water shrew has a bit more bite -- more confident and domineering and hierarchical.

hope this helps! :)