Hedgehogs are classified as “insectivores,” but their diet in captivity is best described as omnivorous. In the wild, they eat a mix of insects, plants, and small amounts of protein-rich foods.

When you think of a hedgehog, you might imagine them using their unique defense mechanism: curling into a tight, spiky ball.

"Hedgehogs can travel around a mile every night, so they may need help to get into and out of your garden. Try cutting holes ...

There are those who might consider eating a hedgehog. That's unfortunate for the hedgehog. Equally unfortunate is that the hedgehog isn't very fast on its feet. It's slow even when it tries to ...

Hedgehogs primarily eat macro invertebrates (the bigger bugs and insects), but if you analyse their faeces, you’ll see they eat “all sorts of things,” says Hugh Warwick. “I’ve collected ...

By the time April comes around and your outdoor space is waking up to spring sunshine and looking abundant and healthy, you ...