Do hedgehogs belong to the Order Rodentia?

Answer 1

No. Rodents belong to the Order "Rodentia" and the Hedgehog, of which there are about 5 Genera, belongs to the Order: Erinaceomorpha. P.S. Both Rodents and Hedgehogs are members of the Class: Mammalia, meaning they are both mammals. I hope that cleared things up for Maggay too. And hedgehogs are way way cooler

Answer 2

No. Hedgehogs belong to the Order Erinaceomorpha and not Rodentia. One of the distinguishing qualities is their teeth: mice and other rodents have long "buck" teeth that continuously grow unless they are ground down (through eating food or grinding the teeth). Hedgehogs have teeth that are suitable for eating insects. They are small, fairly sharp, and do not continue growing.

Answer 3

Kingdom: Animalia

Phylum: Chordata

Class: Mammalia

Order: Erinaceomorpha

Family: Erinaceidae

Subfamily: Erinaceinae

Answer 4

No, a hedgehog is not a rodent. Rodents are generally animals that have large constantly growing incisor teeth.

Answer 5

no