Hedgehogs

They aren't very sharp. They will poke you, but don't cut you.

No, they multiply asexually. Have you ever seen a hedgehog having sex?

Yes, they do exist, but most if not all are under protection of humans. You would be lucky to see a wild albino crocodile, as they die very quickly out there.

Like most pets, they can have serious diseases like salmonella. Also keep in mind they are covered in spines which can pierce skin which can be annoying while holding one.

...And also they can kill you when the have all the chaos emeralds XD

They should not have any. If a hedgehog has fleas, you should try a gentle flea shampoo or treatment on it. You can buy it at a pet store. The ones for puppies, kittens, or small animals are best.

Bigger pet stores like Bio Research often have a couple of Algerian Grays for sale, but you can get younger and healthier hedgehogs just by scanning the online ads. Hoglets go from an just under P1000 up to more than P3000 each, depending on color (Albinos being the cheapest, then the grays, then price goes up generally with lighter color). Buying hoglets from pet owners/breeders also makes it more likely your pet will be friendly --because they're handled and

petted on a regular basis. Make sure to read up on hedgehog care (lots of online resources to help you out).

Hedgehogs actually more intelligent then one would think. Even though they have poor eyesight they have an amazing sense of smell and hearing. They also have a good memory.

Generally early morning is best, around 5:00 AM, when they are heading back from the night's foraging.

Clearly I don't know a thing aout Massachusetts, but I do know something that might help! Go to the court house or online and learn about the laws of your state.

Hope I helped a little! :)

hedgehogs are probably illegal in California because they may eat natural wildlife or vegetation which could end up making those animals or plants extinct

Question : What IS The Aspring Hedgehog actor in toy story 3

Answer IS : pricklepants

hedgehogs taste good

The name 'hedgehog' came into use around the year 1450, derived from the Middle English 'heyghoge', from 'heyg', 'hegge' = hedge, because it frequents hedgerows, and 'hoge', 'hogge' = hog, from its piglike snout

Sometimes they do but it depends on the hedgehog.. because some don't like water but others love it!

It is very difficult to tell a male and female porcupine apart externally. The females are slightly smaller and have mammary organs while males have a penis which you cannot see from a distance.

The average adult hedgehog has 5,000 to 7,000 quills.

I currently have a hedgehog and the only thing somewhat relevant to "molying" would be that she loses a quill every now and then. Hedgehogs do not lose all their quills at once over night. They will occasionally lose one or two.

Yes because It has a backbone. that is the reason for a hedgehog being a vertebrae if it did not have a backbone it would not be a vertebrae.

Hedgehogs are nocturnal so seeing colors would not benfit them. However some reports say that hedgehogs can see yellows and shades of blue. They also seem to like bright colors. No one is really sure if they are color blind or not.

Hedgehogs eat a variety of things, mainly insects, but will eat earth worms, slugs, snails, frogs and birds eggs. They don't hunt for voles but will eat carrion, so would be opportunistic if they came across a dead one.

Hedgehogs can generally survive in temperatures as low as 30°F (-1°C) for short periods, but prolonged exposure to cold can be harmful. They are more comfortable in temperatures between 70°F to 80°F (21°C to 27°C). In colder climates, hedgehogs may hibernate to cope with winter temperatures, but they require a suitable environment to do so safely. Always ensure they have appropriate shelter and warmth during extreme weather conditions.

Hedgehogs live in dens which they dig underground, during hibernation they build a nest called a hibernaculum.