Yes, on the underbelly, around the legs, ears, nose and maybe eyes.
Yes. Of course. Most mammals have fur.
all hamsters have fur exept for hairless hamsters and hamsters with a certain kind of skin disease.
Yes, hamsters do have fur.
Yes hamsters do molt. Hamsters molt throughout the summer and autumn and at this time many hamsters may have periods where their coats are sparse or may have areas of fur loss. Hermit crabs, snakes, gerbils, birds and I'm sure many other animals molt as well.
Hamsters shed their fur every few months, usually in the spring and fall. This shedding process helps them get rid of old fur and prepare for changes in temperature. It's normal for hamsters to shed and grow new fur throughout their lives.
Hamsters shed to replace old or damaged fur with new, healthier fur. This shedding process helps to regulate their body temperature and maintain their overall health. It's a natural part of their grooming routine to keep their fur in good condition.
Hamsters have fur that covers their bodies. It can vary in color and texture depending on the breed. Their fur helps to keep them warm and protects their skin.
No, hamsters have fur.
It is natural for Teddy Bear hamsters ( Syrians ) and for Fancy hamsters.
Hamsters lick their paws and fur; they clean themselves.
Angora hamsters are Syrian (Golden) Hamsters. They just have a special fur variant.
Guinea Pigs are born with fur. I am not sure about hamsters.