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Author: Judith Duinkerken
Biology 101: Coprophagia and geophagia
When you work with animals, you know that a varying diet can be hard to maintain. A lot of animals
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Pop-off Syndrome
This is very rare condition, but seems to be occurring under the wild species of hedgehogs, especially with the European
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Wobbly Hedgehog Syndrome as the waste-bin diagnosis
Wobbly Hedgehog Syndrome might just be the most wellknown diagnosis in hedgehog species, especially in species that are in captivity.
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Hedgehog, viper and rabbit are the victims of decreasing quality of nature
Despite efforts to increase the quality of nature in The Netherlands, the WNF (World Nature Foundation, the Dutch branch of
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Field research 2023 in the making
Upon visiting our website and looking through the projects, a new one that’s popped up a few months ago is
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Biology 101: Anthropomorphism
If you’ve worked with animals for a while, you probably have heard of the term and might know the meaning
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Quills, hairs and.. quiars?
Tenrecs, much like other mammals, have a skin covered in hairs and sometimes quills. But did you know there’s another
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Large-eared tenrec added to the Wiki
A new species page has been added to our wiki! Within the Tenrecidae family, the subfamily of the Geogalinae and
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Biology 101: What is convergent evolution?
And how is convergent evolution relevant to hedgehogs and tenrecs? These are two regularly asked questions whenever i explain that
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