Is an Impala faster than a Porcupine?

Answer : Yes, an Impala is faster than a Porcupine

The average top speed of an Impala is 80 kph, (50 mph) while for a Porcupine it is 3 kph, (2 mph)

Name	Name:Impala	Name:Porcupine
Top Speed	Top Speed:80 kph, (50 mph)	Top Speed:3 kph, (2 mph)
Height	Height:85 cm, (2 ft, 9.5 in )	Height:n/a
Weight	Weight:40 kg, (88 lbs)	Weight:10 kg, (22 lbs)
Lifespan in Wild (years)	Lifespan in Wild (years):17	Lifespan in Wild (years):6
Description	Description:The Impala dwells in woodlands where a source of water is near. Males have S-shaped horns but both sexes are covered with red-brown hair which pales on the sides. They feed mostly on grass. They can leap up to 3 meters in the air to outrun a predator.	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.

Name:Impala

Top Speed:80 kph, (50 mph)

Height:85 cm, (2 ft, 9.5 in )

Weight:40 kg, (88 lbs)

Lifespan in Wild (years):17

Description:The Impala dwells in woodlands where a source of water is near. Males have S-shaped horns but both sexes are covered with red-brown hair which pales on the sides. They feed mostly on grass. They can leap up to 3 meters in the air to outrun a predator.

Name:Porcupine

Top Speed:3 kph, (2 mph)

Height:n/a

Weight:10 kg, (22 lbs)

Lifespan in Wild (years):6

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.