This is in the Uplifting News community now, but wait until the hedgehog uprising really picks up steam.
this post was submitted on 21 Feb 2024
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I, for one, welcome our new spiny overlords.
Cool!
I hadn't realised they'd bern declining. I wish we could ship all ours over there. They're so cute, but sadly they are a pest species here and eat our native bird eggs/chicks.
One of the greatest sights you will ever see is a hedgehog pulling itself up a kerb. Truly a feat of majesty.
They really are so noisy when out and about at night. I often hear them before seeing them.
What do they sound like?
It's like a snuffling noise rustling through leaves.
When they are after a mate lots of loud grunting from the males.