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Consider the Hedgehog

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Re: Consider the Hedgehog

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Some things I've observed about hedgehogs firsthand:

- they're practically blind, and led by their nose (smelling food)

- they will happily eat two entire bowls of wet cat food, or one bowl of dry cat food

- they will park next to a large cat and eat, side by side... or if there's only own bowl, they will walk up and push the cat out of their way (cat responses to this are really funny)

Re: Consider the Hedgehog

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Shout out for tiggywinkles animal hospital which I visited the same day as a drive to Bletchley from Heathrow: great visitor centre, doing sterling work rescuing injured hedgehogs. My partner who lived in the uk for two years never saw one, was delightfully entertained by this visit.

https://www.sttiggywinkles.org.uk/

Re: Consider the Hedgehog

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I’ve had two African hedgehogs as pets. One extremely social (for a hedgehog, anyway) and one very much not. The latter was mostly neglected by her previous owner.

Fascinating animals, wish I could read the full piece.

Re: Consider the Hedgehog

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post #5

I’ve had two African hedgehogs as pets. One extremely social (for a hedgehog, anyway) and one very much not. The latter was mostly neglected by her previous owner. Fascinating animals, wish I could read the full piece.

Reader mode worked for me (FF/iOS)

Re: Consider the Hedgehog

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I didn't see images in the article, but there's some really nice illuminated manuscripts, of hedgehogs collecting fruit on their spines:

https://blogs.bl.uk/digitisedmanuscripts/2014/10/how-to-be-a...

There's also a couple of really nice animated stories featuring hedgehogs:

Hedgehog in the Fog - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oW0jvJC2rvM

Hedgehog's Home - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXCeZEwmZEk