"Mama, I will EAT way too many peanuts, just to be close to you!" Squeak LOVES her Momma so much. She was kissing her face and nuzzling her. Spike is so sweet and gentle with her. Squeak just wants to wrestle with someone furry like her. Just like kids...play play play!!!!!
Squeak is fully into her toddler terror/tiny villain era. I’d recommend new shoes, since she targets those blue ones like a heat seeking missile (sorry Forest Friend!)
If the shoes are mostly plastic, there's chemicals that mimic (artificial) hormones in plastic. I found out the hard way. A porcupine had an illicit love fest with an inflatable plastic dingy I needed. Left a few quills in the plastic, too. I later asked (I can't recall if he was a biologist or zoologist) and he told me porcupines have a passion for certain plastics, and are (like all wild critters) also drawn to lack of male hormones. Which is why when you're camping, wild critters won't cross a boundary around the camp that's marked with a post adolescent human male's urine, but every critter (even reptiles) are drawn to human smell minus male hormones. Estrogen is also extremely attractive, apparently. The dingy wasn't mine and had been exclusively handled by a man until I took it out of his plane and pulled the cord to inflate it. There was a negligible trace of my b.o. on it. So, it was the plastic obsession. As for your shoes, it could be plastic, it could be you, she might love the colour, or you might've stepped in something really interesting to the porcupine nose. Very glad you didn't accidentally fall off the porch!
@@ThePrairieChronicles It is hard to describe what happened when my daughter and I got to "porcupine had an illicit love fest" line. But my stomach muscles are now really sore, and it is NOT because I was doing sit ups. That was unbelievably funny.
Awwwwwwwww the way Squeak lifts paws up to mamma also kissing her ! Tough love tactic Mamma saying “ Not now sweetheart I’m eating there’s a time and place for everything ! “ Too cute for words ♥️
Squeak is such a funny little critter. Always a bit cranky...gotta wonder why. Mom is gonna let her have it one of these days. You know, maybe she wants to nurse and it's a no go.
The first part reminds me of a video of a beaver filmed by a guy in Saskatchewan. The beaver was obsessed with the guy's shoes. Then went all weird after smelling the guy's shoes. 😂
Maybe Squeak's size and frailty has something to do with having been weaned too early. Although I know nothing about porcupines, baby Squeak makes me wonder (and worry ) : )
I breast fed my daughter for a year. And when I decided enough was enough, I too had quite a few scenes like this with my very willful but cute child. Though she didn't wield a spike covered tail. Squeak IS looking, I don't want to say "bigger" as that has implications that she might have been big already. No, she's looking less tiny. It is amazing that she treats your feet the same way she treats the stuffed porcupine. WHAT on earth is going on in her "mind"? Very cute Very silly.
I have absolutely no idea and have been wondering this very thing for a long time. It makes no sense. That said, I have had to pull quills out of a few porcupines' noses.
Something tells me Squeak would not be a good forager on her own. If Joels and Forestfriend weren’t around she’d be in a bit of a conundrum. Even Chestnut let her nurse though she had her babies much earlier because Spike didn’t let her. Hopefully Spike will be more ready next year 🤞
Comfort nursing is common in plenty of species, so I'd suspect that's why she keeps trying to nurse? It's a bit surprising since (as I understand) American porcupines aren't social creatures, but Squeak clearly isn't letting that stop her either 😆
@redwitch95 Nothing shall stop the Squeak! (Given your comment and awesome handle, I’m now imagining Squeak zooming by on a broomstick cackling madly on her way to create more mischief.)
She has a little red water dish that she drinks out of sometimes. But they just don't drink very much. Plus there's TONS of natural sources of water very close by.
How can he look so dang cuddly?? I wonder if she has to be careful not to poke him. It's not like a cat's claws that can retract. I picked up some porcupine quills one time, when I saw one on the side of the road. If you even touch the tip the tiniest bit with your finger, it pierces your skin. I like to sew and I've never seen a needle sharper than a quill. The baby's quills must be even sharper!
The video of Pip and Squeak on the railing is similar to this one. A must-see for all Squeak fans. One of my favorites. It really shows their personalities so well!!! th-cam.com/video/hKumzVwYhy4/w-d-xo.html - Titled 'Pip and Squeak, Squeak Pretending to be Cute, but Actually being A Brat'.
I feel sorry for baby squeak, she wants to nurse with her mama. Her mother is not very nurturing. Porcupine world is upside down...maybe that's why that baby is crazy.
I think so. But that ship sailed a month ago. We tried to give her rodent formula and goat's milk but she didn't want it. If she doesn't want that stuff then I don't know what to say.
They spend a lot of time together. The other babies separated from their mothers a while ago. Spike will call for Squeak and she'll come running. She just can't nurse.
I think that's what's happening. All her winter fur came in everywhere else, but there's one patch on her back that's still all baby quills and no fur. I think that area is called the "rosette" on porcupines. In addition to being probably one of their primary defensive areas with lots of large quills, it also has some sort of sebaceous glands that produce an odor. You can see it on the older porcupines, all of the quills in that area look kind of wet or greasy. It seems to be some sort of wax like substance that's kinda brown.
@@arimarianne7528 regular milk from cow, I am sure she like, dont listen to drs or vets, all money, I gave my son cows milk straight from cow at 2 months old, perfect health. I am nutritionist
I contacted a rehabber and got formula and goat's milk for Squeak that they recommended. Squeak tried about one tongue swipe. So, the rest of the formula went to our local wildlife rehab. It'll be good for a while and is recommended for a wide range of baby mammals, so even if they don't need it for wildlife babies, they also have other connections to groups that foster puppies and kittens. We do have a water dish available inside, but there's a large pond in the backyard so we don't typically put out water dishes on the deck until the pond freezes.
She can't do it. She ran out of milk a long time ago and can't nurse anymore. She had a baby way too young and just wasn't ready. We're filling in for her though. Squeak is well taken care of.
Animals know when their offspring will not survive, and usually abandon them. Squeak was born in late summer which is way to late for winter survival. If not for these kind humans feeding her she would be gone. The fact that Spike allows Squeak to stay with her, is unusual. Animals protect their young through instinct, not love.
@@nancyneal5377 But some animals are different like whales for instance. Ever seen their mourning process? There was a mama whale that carried her dead baby for days and days until someone finally got her to let go and release the baby to her. I believe dolphins and whales both have mourning rituals, kind of like us. Not all animals are the same. Then you have dogs...................
My i ask...what happened to the father of little squeak? Is he seperated due to nature not making most animal father's not very kind or is gone or is he dead? Just asking a honest question because i don't know how porcupines parenting nature works.
We're pretty sure the father is Chonkers. He comes around quite a bit. The most recent video we put up is of Chonkers. He's a pretty cool guy. Very nice, very smelly though. He's the smelliest one. I don't think the male porcupines have much to do with raising the babies.
@@joels7605 oh okay, thats nice to know. yeah nature doesnt make some animals great parents. i was just asking because it reminded me of how much the single mothers in fiction never give info the father wether hes dead or missing. thanks for the info👍
I believe any hooman involved needs to be investigated. Squeak was involuntarily sent to a Porcupine Psychologist and force fed misdiagnosed ADHA medications, resulting in hyperactive social relations. Poor Squeak!!! 🥰
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Squeak made so much dramas that you have to split them into episodes😂😂😂
Momma Spike is so patient with her little cutie…but firm - no more nursing. ❤
Squeak has decided that she wants to nurse forever and that you are better than Teddy as a toy. 🥰
Poor Spike!
"Stand still and let me eat your shoes, human! Okay, fine, I'll go bother my mom then."
Squeak is such a cute little menace!
"Mama, I will EAT way too many peanuts, just to be close to you!" Squeak LOVES her Momma so much. She was kissing her face and nuzzling her. Spike is so sweet and gentle with her. Squeak just wants to wrestle with someone furry like her. Just like kids...play play play!!!!!
the cutest little brat that ever lived 😍
I cannot get enough of that little girl🥰
Squeak is fully into her toddler terror/tiny villain era. I’d recommend new shoes, since she targets those blue ones like a heat seeking missile (sorry Forest Friend!)
She wants to play with your shoe 😅 might need an outside toy too! 😊
I might have to do something about the shoes, although it has been super handy for getting her to follow me out of the house.
@@Forest_Friend Wow! She really is fixated on that pair in particular?
Well, they are kind of classic.
If the shoes are mostly plastic, there's chemicals that mimic (artificial) hormones in plastic.
I found out the hard way. A porcupine had an illicit love fest with an inflatable plastic dingy I needed. Left a few quills in the plastic, too. I later asked (I can't recall if he was a biologist or zoologist) and he told me porcupines have a passion for certain plastics, and are (like all wild critters) also drawn to lack of male hormones. Which is why when you're camping, wild critters won't cross a boundary around the camp that's marked with a post adolescent human male's urine, but every critter (even reptiles) are drawn to human smell minus male hormones. Estrogen is also extremely attractive, apparently.
The dingy wasn't mine and had been exclusively handled by a man until I took it out of his plane and pulled the cord to inflate it. There was a negligible trace of my b.o. on it. So, it was the plastic obsession.
As for your shoes, it could be plastic, it could be you, she might love the colour, or you might've stepped in something really interesting to the porcupine nose.
Very glad you didn't accidentally fall off the porch!
@@ThePrairieChronicles It is hard to describe what happened when my daughter and I got to "porcupine had an illicit love fest" line. But my stomach muscles are now really sore, and it is NOT because I was doing sit ups.
That was unbelievably funny.
Squeak is So Friggin' Adorable!!
Those spikes are really coming in now...Squeak , small but mighty !
Spike is such a patient little soul. She could have got aggressive, but she didn't. 😊
Spike is an absolute sweetheart.
@@joels7605 Except that time she threw the sweet potato on Squeak's head? 😂
Spike soothes my soul. The definition of unbothered motherhood. 🥰
Squeak must love the color blue and annoy her mom,too cute!❤❤❤❤❤
"Where's your Father"...😂😂
That squeak is such a cute little rascal.
Oh, shes getting so big! Bless her. Shell be her mum's size before you know it. 🥲 I wish she'd stay tiny forever! Little cutie patootie 🥰
She'll certainly be a handful if she's this bad AND as large as Spike.
@@joels7605 oh, I bet!!! 🤣
Squeak seems to have an attraction to those shoes of yours.
She loves chasing those shoes.
"Mom! Mom! Mom!". "Cant you see Im busy? Go bother your father."
That teeny tail is just too cute. What a smol and pokey little butthead lol
Spike is one very pretty porcupine.❤
2:24 Squeak Roomba move
Squeak loves soo much attention!! She wants some lovin from mom. You guys have gotten her so much fatter and fluffy, oh my goodness lol. 😂🎉
Squeak have so much personality, she should have her own little show ❤❤❤
She does. It's right here on this channel.
Loved the “stop and scratch the itch” so cute! They are adorable 🥰
Squeak apparently likes to terrorize her handler as well.😂
I wish I could cuddle Squeak. She just wants attention.
She can't feed Squeak anymore. She hasn't been able to in quite a while.
@@joels7605 I read it down below. Thanks for letting me know. Good thing she has you. So unfair to them both.
Awwwwwwwww the way Squeak lifts paws up to mamma also kissing her ! Tough love tactic Mamma saying “ Not now sweetheart I’m eating there’s a time and place for everything ! “ Too cute for words ♥️
Squeak is such a funny little critter. Always a bit cranky...gotta wonder why. Mom is gonna let her have it one of these days. You know, maybe she wants to nurse and it's a no go.
Full spin tantrum 😂❤
Funny how Squeak shows that she is frustrated by going around in circles... I think she just wanted Spike to give her room at the buffet... 🙂
Terrible twos😂
Mama's spike is like get lost you little brat😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Angry little pincushion lol ❤
She just wants a lil of mommy's milk. Every baby can fuss over that... It's ok.🤗💕
Squeak is such a brat. Makes me smile every time I watch her.
Looks like she was trying to get kisses from Spike. But all Spike wanted to do was eat.
Persistent little devil, just adorable.❤❤❤
She was getting a bit twitchy with that tail. I'd be worried.
squeak wants mama’s love…
There is soon much love between them!!!! Oh my gosh ❤
Mama is a messy eater!
ABSOLUTELY ADORABLE! 😮🤗🥰
Mom wonders: how do you wean a porcupine?
Absolutely adorable ❤❤❤
awwwww thats a tantrum but more like MOM im here play with meeeee♥♥♥♥♥♥
Spiky (spicy) teenager throwing a tantrum! 😄❤
Good night beautifull Squeak ❤
She acts like the terrible two's😂🤣🥰🥰
The first part reminds me of a video of a beaver filmed by a guy in Saskatchewan.
The beaver was obsessed with the guy's shoes.
Then went all weird after smelling the guy's shoes. 😂
Squeak LOVES shoes. Same same. Sniffs them and stuff.
Маленький Писк злиться, что мать на неё не обращает внимания))) Она так и говорит "ПОСМОТРИ НА МЕНЯ! ОТВЛЕКИСЬ ОТ ЭТИХ ОРЕХОВ!")))
🤣 2:11
I like before I even watch
No squeak …Naughty 😂😂😂😂😂
Sqeak: Mom, Mom! Milkies! Hugs and milkies!
Mom: Bugger off! You’re too old!
Squeak: Moooooommmmm! Milkies!
Mom: ……
Squeak: Ok fine. I’ll eat the nuts. For now…
she just seems like she wants to play and the shoes keep moving away, and mom is too busy eating
Maybe Squeak's size and frailty has something to do with having been weaned too early. Although I know nothing about porcupines, baby Squeak makes me wonder (and worry ) : )
I think you're right. But she's growing now and catching up fast in terms of size.
I breast fed my daughter for a year. And when I decided enough was enough, I too had quite a few scenes like this with my very willful but cute child.
Though she didn't wield a spike covered tail.
Squeak IS looking, I don't want to say "bigger" as that has implications that she might have been big already. No, she's looking less tiny.
It is amazing that she treats your feet the same way she treats the stuffed porcupine.
WHAT on earth is going on in her "mind"?
Very cute
Very silly.
She is definitely growing! She's closing the size gap with Pip. :)
Well, she is bigger than she was.
Their version of mom, Mom, MOM! ma, Ma, MA!
Never seen such terror in my life
Are they chunky or is it the quills that make them look big. They are tooo cute. Love the tantrums.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
There is a lot of fluff and quills. They're certainly chunky, but a lot less chunky than their appearance would lead you to believe.
Ooh Squeak is sassy ❤❤❤❤
Both of them behave exactly like the cats🖤
animal childhood only lasts a short time, seems like mama has had enough of this one
Can someone explain to me how these animals physically contact each other like they do and not get poked?
I have absolutely no idea and have been wondering this very thing for a long time. It makes no sense. That said, I have had to pull quills out of a few porcupines' noses.
I have heard that the mating involves urine to prevent injuries lol nature is insane
Hey mama I feel you
I wonder why Squeak keeps wanting to nurse. She’s well past the age of needing it, and she has an abundance of food. 🧐
Something tells me Squeak would not be a good forager on her own. If Joels and Forestfriend weren’t around she’d be in a bit of a conundrum. Even Chestnut let her nurse though she had her babies much earlier because Spike didn’t let her. Hopefully Spike will be more ready next year 🤞
@@Industryworth
I think so too.
Comfort nursing is common in plenty of species, so I'd suspect that's why she keeps trying to nurse? It's a bit surprising since (as I understand) American porcupines aren't social creatures, but Squeak clearly isn't letting that stop her either 😆
@redwitch95 Nothing shall stop the Squeak! (Given your comment and awesome handle, I’m now imagining Squeak zooming by on a broomstick cackling madly on her way to create more mischief.)
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Squeak is so cute🥰
Why is she trying to grab her mother’s head?
I'm looking foward to watch Volume2 video!
I really don't know. I think she's just being a brat.
Thank you for the reply.
brat…🤣
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It seems to me that porcupine mothers get the toughest deal of all!
Oh the tiny hands
Is blue your favorite color squeek? Maybe a water fountain or bowl might help. 🤷 I'm definitely no expert on porcupines, especially baby ones. Lol
She has a little red water dish that she drinks out of sometimes. But they just don't drink very much. Plus there's TONS of natural sources of water very close by.
@@joels7605 Awesome, so the whirling dervish that is baby squeak is just refusing to be weaned.😂
How can he look so dang cuddly??
I wonder if she has to be careful not to poke him. It's not like a cat's claws that can retract.
I picked up some porcupine quills one time, when I saw one on the side of the road.
If you even touch the tip the tiniest bit with your finger, it pierces your skin. I like to sew and I've never seen a needle sharper than a quill.
The baby's quills must be even sharper!
Oh Dear.... 😆🥰
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Poor mommy.
Correct. Squeak is a menace.
aww now why didnt you let squeak climb on your shoes?!? she got mad she couldnt nibble them!
Has The Squeak lost her hair in the back right above tail? I can't tell from the video. ♥
It just hasn't grown in yet. Her winter coat has filled in everywhere else, but the patch of quills on her back is still baby quills.
@@joels7605 Thank you so much. 🌟
Terrorizing everyone you mean 😂
Just like every toddler terrorizing their poor mama 😅😅
The video of Pip and Squeak on the railing is similar to this one. A must-see for all Squeak fans. One of my favorites. It really shows their personalities so well!!! th-cam.com/video/hKumzVwYhy4/w-d-xo.html - Titled 'Pip and Squeak, Squeak Pretending to be Cute, but Actually being A Brat'.
I feel sorry for baby squeak, she wants to nurse with her mama. Her mother is not very nurturing. Porcupine world is upside down...maybe that's why that baby is crazy.
Squeak is beyond the age of being weened from mom.
Was she trying to get some milk???
I think so. But that ship sailed a month ago. We tried to give her rodent formula and goat's milk but she didn't want it. If she doesn't want that stuff then I don't know what to say.
lol
Squeak wants attention, and Spike is definitely not nurturing. 😕😕😕
They spend a lot of time together. The other babies separated from their mothers a while ago. Spike will call for Squeak and she'll come running. She just can't nurse.
I dont know anything about Porcupines.... Can you pet them like a dog or cat without getting a hand full of pain?
You can pet the big one. They can make their quills go up and down. If they're up you can't touch them. The big one is very nice.
@@joels7605 So not a good bed time snugggle buddy! lol
Why does Squeak look like she has a bare spot on her rear end area?? Is it because her quills are coming in???
I wondered about that too.
I think that's what's happening. All her winter fur came in everywhere else, but there's one patch on her back that's still all baby quills and no fur. I think that area is called the "rosette" on porcupines. In addition to being probably one of their primary defensive areas with lots of large quills, it also has some sort of sebaceous glands that produce an odor. You can see it on the older porcupines, all of the quills in that area look kind of wet or greasy. It seems to be some sort of wax like substance that's kinda brown.
he just wants a drink, maybe put out water in dish?
I dunno if water helps but, yes, I also noticed that she wanted to drink!
I wonder, would she take dairy milk? Goat’s milk? Apparently the porcupine formula is a swing and a miss.
@@arimarianne7528 if porcupine is a little bit relate to hare, well, then goat milk could work.
@@arimarianne7528 regular milk from cow, I am sure she like, dont listen to drs or vets, all money, I gave my son cows milk straight from cow at 2 months old, perfect health. I am nutritionist
I contacted a rehabber and got formula and goat's milk for Squeak that they recommended. Squeak tried about one tongue swipe. So, the rest of the formula went to our local wildlife rehab. It'll be good for a while and is recommended for a wide range of baby mammals, so even if they don't need it for wildlife babies, they also have other connections to groups that foster puppies and kittens.
We do have a water dish available inside, but there's a large pond in the backyard so we don't typically put out water dishes on the deck until the pond freezes.
It’s so sad that Spike won’t let Squeak nurse poor poor bay so very small and vulnerable, Spike is not a loving mom.
She can't do it. She ran out of milk a long time ago and can't nurse anymore. She had a baby way too young and just wasn't ready. We're filling in for her though. Squeak is well taken care of.
@@joels7605 Oh. So much drama in this family. Poor Spike. I had no idea. Who is the culprit?
Animals know when their offspring will not survive, and usually abandon them. Squeak was born in late summer which is way to late for winter survival. If not for these kind humans feeding her she would be gone. The fact that Spike allows Squeak to stay with her, is unusual. Animals protect their young through instinct, not love.
@@nancyneal5377 But some animals are different like whales for instance. Ever seen their mourning process? There was a mama whale that carried her dead baby for days and days until someone finally got her to let go and release the baby to her. I believe dolphins and whales both have mourning rituals, kind of like us. Not all animals are the same. Then you have dogs...................
My i ask...what happened to the father of little squeak?
Is he seperated due to nature not making most animal father's not very kind or is gone or is he dead? Just asking a honest question because i don't know how porcupines parenting nature works.
We're pretty sure the father is Chonkers. He comes around quite a bit. The most recent video we put up is of Chonkers. He's a pretty cool guy. Very nice, very smelly though. He's the smelliest one. I don't think the male porcupines have much to do with raising the babies.
@@joels7605 oh okay, thats nice to know. yeah nature doesnt make some animals great parents. i was just asking because it reminded me of how much the single mothers in fiction never give info the father wether hes dead or missing. thanks for the info👍
I believe any hooman involved needs to be investigated. Squeak was involuntarily sent to a Porcupine Psychologist and force fed misdiagnosed ADHA medications, resulting in hyperactive social relations. Poor Squeak!!! 🥰
Kids ...! Of whatever species !,
Such a diva but such a cutie 🩷