During World War ll the London Zoological Society allowed people to “adopt” animals from Regent Park Zoo. Dorothy L. Sayers chose two porcupines and named them Stickly and Prickly.
The Rubberado is a bizarre creature talked about by the lumberjacks of Wisconsin and Minnesota. The Rubberado is described as an obese porcupine who’s flesh and quills are like rubber and it bounces across the land and every time it bounces it laughs. Bullets have no effect on Rubberado bouncing right of its hide however if one is killed and cooked, its flesh becomes inedible but if eaten raw the person who eats it will start to bounce as well.
