Visitors to Curraghs Wildlife Park will be able to meet the latest additions – Quills and Kate.
The African crested porcupines have taken up residency and keepers are said to be delighted with how they’re getting on.
Quills has been at the park since October but was kept away from the public while a mate was found for him.
Kate travelled to the Island on the Ben-my-Chree last week from Chester Zoo and both porcupines are now on display in a new enclosure.
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