Is a Wildcat faster than a Porcupine?
Answer : Yes, a Wildcat is faster than a Porcupine
The average top speed of a Wildcat is 25 kph, (16 mph) while for a Porcupine it is 3 kph, (2 mph)
| Name | Name:Wildcat | Name:Porcupine |
| Top Speed | Top Speed:25 kph, (16 mph) | Top Speed:3 kph, (2 mph) |
| Height | Height:27 cm, (10.6 in ) | Height:n/a |
| Weight | Weight:4 kg, (9 lbs) | Weight:10 kg, (22 lbs) |
| Lifespan in Wild (years) | Lifespan in Wild (years):14 | Lifespan in Wild (years):6 |
| Description | Description:Wild cats live throughout Southwestern China, Europe, and Africa. They are grey or brown with soft fur and bushy tails. They are also striped in black over the body. | Description:Porcupines are the largest of all rodents,living in jungles of Africa, Europe, and Asia. They are coated with long poisonous spikes for defense. These spikes separate from the porcupine, painfully stick into the victim, and are difficult to remove. Porcupines are mostly grey and brown, but some are white in color. |
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