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Hoggin’ ain’t easy
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This is the ugliest one I have ever seen.
be nice. theres a rodent on the other side of that photo
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I used to have a couple of hedgehogs as pets when I was younger and when I got my own place I decided to just let them run free in my apartment. It was so amazing to be chilling on the couch, watching TV and then a hedgehog scurries past.
I'm not generally for invasive species, but when I see huge murmurations of starlings this time of year I have a hard time being mad at them... I think I'd feel the same way if hedgehogs were introduced in the US.
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Well. TIL.
I have one living somewhere around the corner of my building here in Sweden. Though the population is shrinking sadly. They're very cute.
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Not a shitpost at all.
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be nice. theres a rodent on the other side of that photo
Are they rodent though?
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Are they rodent though?
Hedgehogs belong to the order Eulipotyphla, which includes shrews and moles, while rodents are in the order Rodentia and are characterized by their perpetually growing incisors.
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Hedgehogs belong to the order Eulipotyphla, which includes shrews and moles, while rodents are in the order Rodentia and are characterized by their perpetually growing incisors.
Funny because I would have called a mole a rodent.
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We got these lil guys scurrying around our backyards
In return you have Opossums though
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They're adorable too!
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Hedgehogs belong to the order Eulipotyphla, which includes shrews and moles, while rodents are in the order Rodentia and are characterized by their perpetually growing incisors.
Fun fact: Healthy rodent teeth are yellow. White teeth are a sign of malnutricion
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Fun fact: Healthy rodent teeth are yellow. White teeth are a sign of malnutricion
wrote last edited by [email protected]I know, just from pictures of beavers.
