Hedgehogs

Shadow has no real last name. His full name is simply "Shadow the Hedgehog."

70 beats per minute * 60 minutes = 4200 beats per hour

4200 beats per hour * 24 hours = 100800 beats per day

they are helpful for pest control in gardens, but are harmful for anything that tries to eat it from the spikes on its back. for humans, it is no more harmful than a hamster that doesn't like you

yes but my question was why?

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Yes. A hedgehog is endothermic, able to regulate its own body heat. It is a mammal, and all mammals and birds are endothermic. The term 'endothermic' is the biological term for an animal that is warm-blooded.

They stay pregnant up to 31 days.

oldness and food.

Because they like to be seen and be diffrent from everyone else. so they do that to make them stand out.

72 beats per minute equates to 37,869,120 beats per year.

I do not believe that there is such a thing called shock the hedgehog because i googled it and it didn't come up with anything about shock the hedgehog.

It is estimated it might be one million - by Dr.Pat Morris, a highly recognized hedgehog scientist.

No, I don't think hedgehogs would be considered vermin - as they eat insects that pester us, and do not live off of humans (get into houses, etc)

A hedgehogs only measure of defense are its quills.

Quills are actually modified hairs - but far more complex than regular hairs. Each quill has a complex network of air chambers. At the top, the quill narrows into a needle-like point, and is angled slightly backward to provide the maximum defense. At the opposite end, the quill narrows into a thin stem were it is solidly anchored in the muscle by a ball-shaped follicle.

No. They walk to travel, they roll into a ball to protect themselves from predators.

yes the normal rate can average from 140 BPM to 220 BPM

Hedgehogs are small animals with spikes on their backs to protect them-selves from their predators, hedgehogs counted as pests, they can harm the newly planted trees and shrubs by using the their spikes. The government is removing the pests (Ferrets, Cats, Rabbits, Stoats, Hedgehogs, Fleas etc.) away from Motutapu Island because the pests hunt the native birds in New Zealand, and the other destroyed the plants on the island.

Well frankly, im not quite sure. I dont think that ticks find hedge hogs very appealing, you know what im saying. So i would think you might have to either burn some side of the hedge hog (:() or visit a doctor A.S.A.P. but really, how would you come up with a question like that!! Poor Hedgehog!

Beats per Minute is the Dependent Variable because it can change.

African pygmy hedgehogs are a domesticated breed. It grows up to no bigger than the palm of your hand. These hedgehogs are also hybrid. They cannot hibernate or else they will die because their bodies are not used to the process.

http://img.metro.co.uk/i/pix/2008/04/HedgehogBNPS_450x300.jpg English hedgehogs are s a wild species in Europe. They are about the same as the European hedgehog.

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They both vary from a multiple of different colours.

It has quills.

Yes, hedghogs are soft. Porcupines are the prickly ones. Yes, hedghogs are soft. Porcupines are the prickly ones.

Shadows are formed when light shines on an opaque (solid) or translucent (partially solid, like a net curtain) object. This object stops the light rays, so a shadow is produced in the shape of the object. For example, if you hold your hand in front of a light, then the light will only be seen in the places where your hand is not blocking it. You will then see a hand shaped shadow.

Yes, they are both rodents.

I live in Michigan where there are many beavers and porcupines, so I have a lot of experience with these creatures. As you may already know, the two species look very similar in every way: except for the tooth shape and quills of course. In fact, on one of my encounters, I saw a porcupine and a beaver mating. It was very fascinating. At this time of my life, I was very arrogant and I never had the time or will to appreciate the similarity of two animals. And I thought probably as you did, that porcupines and beavers are very different. But now, after seeing them mate and having several scientists talk to me, I now see. Beavers and porcupines are related and don't let anyone tell you different. P.S. I thought you should know that Porcupines don't have a smell to them. There were some previous questions asking about the smell of porcupines, and being an expert on such animals i think I would know whether they had a smell to them. In fact the first thing I do to examine an animal is smell it. Thank you for your question and please, ask again.

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A normal adult hedgehog has 5,000 to 7,000 quills.