Pull out all the thorns of the hedgehog, will it die???

You compare yourself to a hedgehog!! Of course you can, what do you think of a hedgehog without thorns? Like a cute little mouse Aren't there a lot of domestic mice now, they are not the same and are cared for, without thorns, it can only be said that you will be loved and loved from one state to another, and what you need is to wait or look until the moment when you are happy

Friends of animals and humans, don't bully them

I'm a hedgehog, I fell in love with the rose that once plucked the thorns on my body for me, I was reluctant to pluck out the thorns on my body so I hurt the rose many times, slowly the thorns of the rose opened, I also slowly fell in love with the rose, I pulled out the thorns on my body for her, although every time I hugged I would hurt to death, but I don't regret that I was very happy, but the self behind me was very painful, very sad, why can't hedgehogs and roses love each other, is this a mistake, hedgehogs will be very painful and afraid of each other, But the hedgehog can't show it, because the hedgehog loves roses, maybe the rose won't pull out the thorns on the hedgehog again, but the hedgehog doesn't regret it, and the closer I try, the more I sting myself.

If it is a hedgehog full of hope for life, I occasionally believe that it can live well, even if the process is painful.

If it's a hedgehog that doesn't have confidence in itself, it won't survive.

Is the answer interesting?

The answer is four words – life is better than death!

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<> hedgehog. After death, its limbs become stiff, but its stomach remains soft. Generally in winter, the hedgehog will begin to hibernate, if the temperature is too low, it will also cause the hedgehog to die, there is no obvious sign before death, but it will shrink into a ball and do not move, after the hedgehog is frozen to death, it will always maintain a curled up posture.

Hedgehogs begin mating in April each year, giving birth to 1-2 litters per year, with a number of 3-6 litters per litter.

Protecting wildlife.

Start with yourself, refuse to buy and sell wildlife products, and do not interfere with the free life of wild animals. At present, the consumption of rare and endangered wild animals in society is not only a bad social habit, but also one of the reasons for the repeated prohibition of illegal hunting and killing of rare and endangered wild animals. If there is no trade, there is no killing, and the consumption of wild animals is not eliminated, they do not belong on the table.

1. What is the state of the hedgehog when it is dead.

1. After the hedgehog dies, its limbs generally appear stiff, but the stomach is still soft. Generally, when the hedgehog is sick and about to die, it will stay in the corner for a long time, or lie in the cage with weak limbs, and its mental state is very poor, and it will rarely respond when the owner calls it or feeds it.

2. At the same time, appetite will begin to decrease, and even no longer eat, some hedgehogs will also be more irritable because of pain, hedgehogs will hibernate in winter, if the temperature is too low, it will also lead to the death of hedgehogs, there is no sign before death, just shrink into a ball and remain motionless, if the hedgehog is frozen to death, it will always maintain a curled up posture.

Second, the breeding status of hedgehogs.

1. Hedgehogs begin to mate and give birth in April every year, give birth to 1-2 litters per year, each litter is 3-6 pups, every year after the end of hibernation in the spring, the hedgehog will look for a mate, the female hedgehog accepts courtship, the male hedgehog spends a few hours around the female hedgehog, and then it completes its mission.

2. Generally, female hedgehogs will begin to look for a safe and quiet place, as a nest for themselves and the baby hedgehog that will be born in 30 days, the hair on the back of the newborn cub is sparse and soft, and there is no vision in the first 2 weeks after birth, but it can gradually harden into thorns after a few days.

After 4-8 weeks of breastfeeding.

The female hedgehog will teach how to forage, and after 2 months of life, the mother hedgehog will stop caring for the young hedgehog and then leave the baby hedgehog to live alone, about 90% of the baby hedgehog will live less than 1 year.

3. The distribution range of hedgehog species.

The hedgehog family is mainly found in the "Old World" such as Asia, Europe and Africa, and was artificially introduced to New Zealand.

In New Zealand, there is an introduced hedgehog that has no natural predators, so overbreeding makes it a disaster, because the main food is not enough, "bugs", they start searching for earthworms.

Snails, bird eggs, etc. as food.

Hedgehogs usually don't shed much thorns when they change their thorns, and hedgehogs will start changing their thorns at eight weeks of age until they are six months old. If the hedgehog lives in a bad environment, it will also cause a large area of thorns due to fungal infection. When a fungal infection develops, a spray of Pitfen on the affected area and a ventilated and dry environment usually relieves it.

The hedgehog usually does not lose much of the thorn in the thorn, usually when the baby hedgehog is eight weeks old, it will begin to shed thorns, and gradually grow adult thorns, this process will continue until the hedgehog is six months old to be completely replaced.

If the hedgehog lives in a bad environment, it will also lose its thorns due to fungal infection, usually the fungal infection will make the hole thorns drop a lot at once, and even slide up with the skin, which is caused by the damp environment and infrequent ventilation.

When the hedgehog fungus infects the thorns, it needs to be carried out in time**, you can spray the hedgehog infected area with Pitfen, and keep the hedgehog's living environment dry and clean, keep it ventilated and disinfected.

Because the hedgehog hid, or ran, it ran very quickly. And it should be noted that the hedgehog is a member of the national second-class protected animals and is protected by law. Without permission, it cannot be raised indiscriminately.

The most important thing is that it has short and dense spines all over its body, hedgehogs are active at night, take insects and worms as their main food, can eat 200 grams of insects in one night, and can curl their bodies into balls when they encounter enemies, and turn their spines outward to protect themselves.

I think someone else let it go. Could it be that you are suffocated, your family can't bear to make you sad, so they dispose of it.

The things in the secret room will not disappear for no reason, they must have been taken by people, or aliens have abducted them with high technology.

The main role is: defense.

Hedgehogs belong to the order Hedgehogs among mammals and are parathermics. It has a fat and short body, sharp claws, small eyes, short hair, and is covered with short, dense spines. Ordinary hedgehogs inhabit mountains, forests, grasslands, farmlands, shrubs and other places, lie day and night, feed on various small animals, eat plants at the same time, and sometimes harm melons and fruits.

The hedgehog is a small mammal with a body length of no more than 25 centimeters, and an adult hedgehog can weigh up to kilograms. dorsal and lateral body covered with spines, head, tail, and ventral coat; The mouth is pointed and long, the ears are small, the limbs are short, and the tail is short; The forefoot and forefoot have 5 toes, tiptoeing, and a few species have four toes on the forefoot; When curled up in a clump, the head and four legs are not visible. 36 44 teeth, all with sharp tooth tips, suitable for insectivory; In addition to the belly, there are hard spines all over the body, and the short tail is also buried in the spines.

When frightened, its head is bent towards the ventral surface, and its body curls up into a ball like a thorn, covering its head and limbs, and erecting spines all over its body to protect itself. Unlike porcupines, hedgehogs cannot shed their spines. The hedgehog has a very long snout, and its sense of touch and smell is well developed.

Its favorite food is ants and termites.

Hedgehogs are born with long spines and are used to hunt for food, such as apples, watermelons, ......and to protect themselves.