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When is the hedgehog and penguin coming to wild ones?
never
Is it legal to have a hedgehog as a pet in Connecticut?
not in the wild, but people keep them as pets.
Can you handle a wild hedgehog?
yes
How do you hack hedgehog in wild ones?
This is the way to get a hedgehog with out using a cheat engine. First go to the shop where you buy pets then click on the pet that is near hedgehog then click buy then don't color it . You should do it very fast click close then go to hedgehog click Ok then they will say you can find your hedge on your homepage. But it sometimes it does not work.
What are some predators of the hedgehog?
Predators include wild dogs, wild cats, birds of prey, badgers, and other various animals.Birds of prey, jackals, wild dogs, and possibly wild cats.
How can you find a hedgehog?
To find pet hedgehogs, you'll need to contact reputable breeders. Check the related links. If you're asking about wild ones, they do not need to be found. They are wild animals that should be respected, and as such, should be left alone.
How do you attract a hedgehog?
you could attract a wild hedgehog by putting cat food out side, but that also attracts cats
How do you get the hedgehog on wild ones on facebook?
The Hedgehog was released by accident for a day before getting recalled. Anyone who bought one during this time was allowed to keep them. So i guess you will have to wait till it is released some day, maybe presidents day :P ~iHaxel
Why do hedgehogs live in the wild?
hedgehog live in the wild because underground where they live down there is warm for them
How do you know where your hedgehog comes from?
If you have a pet hedgehog in the US, it likely is an African Pygmy hedgehog, as that is the only breed that can legally be kept as pets. However there are several other breeds in the wild.
Can you find the hedgehog in Europe?
Yes, there are wild hedgehogs native to Europe.
How can you sell an item in wild ones?
You Can't Delete An Item In Wild Ones.
