This isn't an answer persay but I thought I'd mention that my hamster did this too occasionally and my guinea pig too. I have no idea why but I haven't found it to be a problem. It maybe have something to do with the fact that they eat some of their poos if the food in them wasn't fully digested and there are still nutrients in the poo.
Hamsters store food in special cheek pouches, so they can carry as much food as possible back to the nest. A hamster in the wild is in great danger from predators, so the less time spent outside in the open, the better. Even tame hamsters, instinctively pack their check pouches even when safe in a hamster cage.
They are hardy wild animals and by instinct, they store food just like squirrels!
Your hamster is hiding its food because it is saving it for later or doesn't want you to take it from him (or her.) =)
Yes, Mice are rodents like hamsters and will eat the same food. Mice will eat many other things but hamster food would be attractive to them.
hamster food.
I have seen crows hide food, however I do not know if they recover it!
Hamsters usually live in small cages with wheels for them to exercise on. The cages are normally lined with sawdust, and may have various tunnels.Like any small rodent, Hamsters are very vulnerable in the wild and will tend to hide during the day and search for food at night.Despite becoming a rare sight in the wild, they make very popular pets and can live for anything up to 3 years with good care and healthy diet.
They are related to tortises and dinosaurs
That's completely normal. Also, they don't hide all of it. The hamsters put some of the food in their cheek pouches (hamsters have little pouches in their cheeks that the hamsters like to store food in for later, and they spew it back out later to eat). The stuff that the hamsters hide is food storage. Usually the hamster will just pick one corner and put it all there, but sometimes the hamsters will use the whole cage area to hide it in.
It makes them fill like a real animal because once they hide the food they wait a little while and they go searching for it.
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No, they are not marsupials.
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It depends on the hamsters temperament. Most hamsters will run and hide, but if backed into a corner they will bite. Other hamsters will just bite right away.
Hamsters hide in their houses in their cage or under their bedding.
By panda I hope you mean black and white. All hamsters like the dark areas. I hope this helped you :)
it realy matters how peaple give the hamsters food
When you stroke it on its hide area the female will stay very still
Warm clean with lots of stuff to hide in.
they hide under their sawdust and bedding basically the things you put down for them and under you bed if they escape from their cage.