How does a hedgehog protect itself?

Answer 1

A hedghehog uses its quills to defend itself. The first thing it will do is called huffing. This is when they sniff and make their quills surround its body so that nothing can get to it. The second thing it will do is called clicking. This is when they snuff so hard that it sounds like a click. When they do this, they almost bounce and they are pretty much a ball of quills. If none of this works, they will bite.

Answer 2

ll defend itself by rolling into a tight ball and pointing its quills out. Also, they will extend their quills and ram themselves into you, thus pricking you. A way to tell when the hedgehog is frightened is because they will hiss, sometimes spit, and roll into a ball.
It rolls into a ball shape

- and is then protected by its spikes.

Answer 3

With its quills. Not only that, but they also hiss, growl, pop, and jump in defense.

Answer 4

They just go in this ball with its quills up.

Answer 5

it turns into a little tight ball

Answer 6

crouch