not really ?
Wild hamsters live in multi-chambered burrows dug four to five feet deep.
A hamster's niche is typically in the wild, where they are burrowing rodents that live in dry areas such as deserts or grasslands. In a domestic setting, hamsters are kept as pets and their niche is to provide companionship and enjoyment for their owners.
No. Wild hamsters are in Europe, Africa, and Asia.
Around £10, that's how much I bought mine for.
A hamsters cycle is The baby is born You take it home (or it lives in the wild) you keep it in a cage and take care of it it MAY have babys (if mated) It dies
Hamsters are not native to the USA, and do not have any wild colonies there.
yes, they were wild before .
Dwarf hamsters are rarely wild most are in captivity or kept as pets they are now breeded no longer found in the wild
Hamsters do not hunt- in the wild or in captivity.
Not all hamsters are vegetarians. The hamsters in the wild eat insects.
No, pet hamsters don't hibernate, only wild ones.
Yes, wild hamsters are known to run 8 miles or more in one night.