Read on TwitterA group of hedgehogs is called an & #39;array& #39;. But it doesn& #39;t come up much, since hedgehogs are solitary creatures who usually come together only to mate.
#Hedgehogs fact #1A group of hedgehogs is called an & #39;array& #39;. But it doesn& #39;t come up much, since hedgehogs are solitary creatures who usually come together only to mate." title="https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="🦔" title="Igel" aria-label="Emoji: Igel"> #Hedgehogs fact #1A group of hedgehogs is called an & #39;array& #39;. But it doesn& #39;t come up much, since hedgehogs are solitary creatures who usually come together only to mate." class="img-responsive" style="max-width:100%;"/>
The hedgie has gained some popularity as a pet, but some places still qualify them as wild animals and they are not allowed to be kept domestically. So before getting it as a pet please do your research, it isn& #39;t a suitable pet for everybody.
A hedgehog has between 5000 and 7000 quills. Muscles along the animal& #39;s back can raise and lower the quills to respond to threatening situations.
#HedgehogAwarenessWeek
#Hedgehog fact #3A hedgehog has between 5000 and 7000 quills. Muscles along the animal& #39;s back can raise and lower the quills to respond to threatening situations. #HedgehogAwarenessWeek" title="https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="🦔" title="Igel" aria-label="Emoji: Igel"> #Hedgehog fact #3A hedgehog has between 5000 and 7000 quills. Muscles along the animal& #39;s back can raise and lower the quills to respond to threatening situations. #HedgehogAwarenessWeek" class="img-responsive" style="max-width:100%;"/>
There are 17 different species of hedgehog, non of which ar native to the Americas. Australia also has no indigenous hedgehogs; the hedgies in New Zealand were introduced by humans. #hedgehogweek
#Hedgehog fact #4There are 17 different species of hedgehog, non of which ar native to the Americas. Australia also has no indigenous hedgehogs; the hedgies in New Zealand were introduced by humans. #hedgehogweek" title="https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="🦔" title="Igel" aria-label="Emoji: Igel"> #Hedgehog fact #4There are 17 different species of hedgehog, non of which ar native to the Americas. Australia also has no indigenous hedgehogs; the hedgies in New Zealand were introduced by humans. #hedgehogweek" class="img-responsive" style="max-width:100%;"/>
Hedgehogs rely on hearing and smell because they have very poor eyesight. And even their limited sight is best in the dark as an adaption to their nocturnal lifestyle. #hedgehogweek
#Hedgehog fact #5Hedgehogs rely on hearing and smell because they have very poor eyesight. And even their limited sight is best in the dark as an adaption to their nocturnal lifestyle. #hedgehogweek" title="https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="🦔" title="Igel" aria-label="Emoji: Igel"> #Hedgehog fact #5Hedgehogs rely on hearing and smell because they have very poor eyesight. And even their limited sight is best in the dark as an adaption to their nocturnal lifestyle. #hedgehogweek" class="img-responsive" style="max-width:100%;"/>
Unlike porcupine quills, hedgehog spikes are not barbed, and they are not poisonous. The inside of the quills are mostly hollow, with a series of complex air chambers that make them light but strong. #hedgehogweek
#Hedgehog fact #6Unlike porcupine quills, hedgehog spikes are not barbed, and they are not poisonous. The inside of the quills are mostly hollow, with a series of complex air chambers that make them light but strong. #hedgehogweek" title="https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="🦔" title="Igel" aria-label="Emoji: Igel"> #Hedgehog fact #6Unlike porcupine quills, hedgehog spikes are not barbed, and they are not poisonous. The inside of the quills are mostly hollow, with a series of complex air chambers that make them light but strong. #hedgehogweek" class="img-responsive" style="max-width:100%;"/>
#Hedgehog fact #7
Hedgehogs got their name from their preferred habitat—garden hedges—and the pig-like grunts they make. Their taste for destructive insects makes them a historically welcome presence in gardens. #hedgehogweek
Hedgehogs got their name from their preferred habitat—garden hedges—and the pig-like grunts they make. Their taste for destructive insects makes them a historically welcome presence in gardens. #hedgehogweek
