Porcupines are common in the caves of southeast Asia. I have seen them in Mulu and in Thailand, and have often seen their tracks fairly far back. Let's not forget that Deer cave in Mulu was called that because when Tom Harrison (Mr. Cool, look him up) first discovered the cave it was frequented by real S ambar stags. Certain caves in central America are inhabited by Paca (Cuniculus paca), better know as Tepesquintle in Mexico or Gibnut in Belize. I have often written about how tasty they are. Some caves are obviously often visited since they leave well traveled trails deep underground, but only in certain caves. Damned if I know why? In such circumstances I have searched for stored food material but have found none. Jaguars often den in caves too, plus they hang around such places in search of Gibnuts! Sleaze
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