What are the body parts of a hamster?

Answer 1

If the injury is significant but not fatal then its behaviour will change, perhaps subtly, perhaps overtly. It really depends on the nature of the injury. Look for changes in the way it responds to normal day-to-day interactions like feeding or handling, and pay attention to its interactions with peer hamsters if housed socially. Weak or injured hamsters/rats/mice are usually withdrawn and will be picked on by their peers, sometimes to the point of death.

Answer 2

there is tiny tiny tiny feet, ankles,legs tiny tiny tiny hands, arms shoulders a tiny teeny brain, ears, a nose, teeth, a head, whiskers, eyeballs, gums, tongue, a heart, a bladder, some ribs and bones, shoulder blades, a tiny teeny tiny spine, some blood, a soul, a skull, some fur, some skin, a tail, some claws but there is a TEENY TINY problem.... i wrote too much?

Answer 3

they are tiny and basically are run on instinct

Answer 4

A hamster has similar body parts to other rodents, including a head, body, tail, ears, eyes, nose, mouth, paws, and teeth. They also have whiskers for sensing their environment.