sorry its been so long HAPPY EASTER i am very excited and the hedgehog sanctuary is coming along quite nicely we have a mini bridge soon to be upgraded and 6 ferns that are thriving in this weather (in New Zealand) on of my friends is also making a suggestion box to go up next to the fence to stop people getting in but hedgehogs are able to get in and out for the big winter we have come to a decision that we will let the area do its best bye its self but along that period we are going to mow the lawn and create a small pond behind the bridge!
Thursday, 13 April 2017
Tuesday, 21 February 2017
Wednesday, 8 February 2017
Me and my friends Have found a Baby Hedgehog Her Name is Buttons And Is A Female Thankfully She Survived Yesterday at the moment today she is at my friends house apparently she is shivering so she is heating up a water bottle.Hopefully we can save it who knows everyday its a suprise. We found her on the concrete During The Day Sniffing a blueberry all on its own we picked it up while it was awake in the sun and put it in a shaded area while we looked for its mother we searched for about 20-30 minutes and all we found was candy rapper although a couple of days before this We Found Another dead Hedgehog under a bush and after that another alive hedgehog we called Bramble who sadly died from a unknown Sickness.More Info Coming About Button Friday Stay Tune!!
Monday, 6 February 2017
Friday, 3 February 2017
The sea urchin is actually named after the hedgehog.
Thursday, 2 February 2017
There are 17 different species of hedgehog, none of which are native to America.
Hedgehogs are illegal in Maine, Arizona, California, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Hawaii, and New York City.
Hedgehog behavior and facts
- Hedgehogs are nocturnal, hunting at night for eggs, frogs, fruit, fungi, lizards, mice, snakes and insects. They eat carrion when available.
- They use their prehensile (adapted for seizing, grasping or holding) snouts to search for food, turning over leaves, sticks and other debris.
- They escape predators by running and hiding in rock crevices and under logs, or rolling into a ball and using their spines as a deterrent. Muscles under the spines cause each spine to stand erect, making the hedgehog an unpleasant bundle of pain for any persistent predator.
- They are friendly, solitary, and squeal and grunt when they are hungry, excited or afraid.
Hedgehogs
Caring and feeding Your HedgeHog
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