What a hedgehog is

Hedgehogs are a type of mammal-like bear cubs. They are about 1-2 meters long and weigh about 30-50 kilograms. Their backs are covered with hedgehog fur to protect them from the cold and predators. Hedgehogs have big ears that can hear faint sounds. Their front legs were strong and powerful, while their hind legs were more flexible and could easily climb trees and the ground. Hedgehogs are omnivorous animals that mainly feed on small mammals, birds, insects, and small vertebrae. They are usually active at night in search of food. Hedgehogs have sharp mouths that can be used to catch insects and small vertebrae. Their claws were also very sharp and could be used to climb trees and walls. In addition to eating insects and small vertebrae, hedgehogs can also eat some plants. They usually sleep in tree holes or under tree crowns and use tree holes to store food. Hedgehogs are animals that are very close to humans. They are usually willing to interact with humans and like to play on them.