A hedgehog is protected from predators including fox's by a covering of spines.
Its soft underbelly does not have any spines.
If threatened the hedgehog will curl up into a ball to protect itself.
Hedgehogs have spikes on their body similar to a porcupine. The only difference is they don't have the ability to shoot them out. These needles are very sharp when they are up, which would make any animal trying to eat them uncomfortable.
Hedgehogs can safely eat eggs as part of their diet, but they should be cooked and given in moderation to avoid any potential health issues.
most foxes live in north or south America.
Hmm..... The razor-sharp thorns, maybe?
Yes foxes live in the US in any part that has a good sized forest.
A meat-eating mammal in the canine family is a carnivore. Examples of carnivores in the canine family include wolves, foxes, and domestic dogs. These animals primarily eat meat as a main part of their diet.
they are kind of a mixure between porqumines and mice. when they are born they are all pink and ugly looking like a mouse but when the mature they resemble a poqupine but smaller like a mouse.
Yes, the Canidae family consists of domesticated dogs, coyotes, foxes, jackals, and wolves.
Yes, foxes dig holes in the ground as part of their natural behavior to create dens for shelter and raising their young.
Hedgehogs are carnivores they eat slugs and snails and idffernt insects.
Hedgehogs are not a part of the natural wildlife anywhere in Pennsylvania. With the exception of a zoo or similar business, they are also basically illegal to keep as pets, as well. It's not to say there aren't ANY hedgehogs in Pennsylvania. It's just that what is there is very limited.
i think they're part dogIt is like asking, "Why do humans talk?"They bark to tell other foxes something.