Possibly because they could mutate, and become ten feet tall, man-eating, and deadly.
However, unfortunately it is far more likely that this is because they could escape, breed, and become a serious pest, similar to rabbits.
I've found no official reasoning as to why this might be the case, so it's merely an educated guess.
Because if they were released it would disrupt the eco-system of the country. It is illegal to keep a hamster as a pet in Australia.
No it cant
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They will die.
You can buy dwarf hamsters at Pet Smart.
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you cant it is bad for the baby hamsters it is called in breeding
no you cant do that or it will die
no u cant
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No, hamsters naturally occur in various parts of Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
Yes