I passed that because he needs a rest once in a while :tongue:
[Hedgehogs were originally classified as insectivores, but that order has since been abandoned and they are now in the order Erinaceidae. They are not rodents and there are several factors that separate them from other creatures like rats, chipmunks and porcupines. The main factor for classifying rodents is their jaw and teeth. Hedgehogs, unlike rodents, have canine teeth like a cat or human. Rodents lack these teeth and instead use their continuously growing incisors that must be kept short.]
Long story short: Calling Hedgehogs rodents is as wrong as calling Spiders insects
I remember that picture! It was included with a screen saver that comes with Sonic 3 & Knuckles for PC, I think! He must be awful lazy if he's waiting for a bus.
What's wrong with this picture?
For starters there's a hedgehog sitting and has hands. Oh wait; he's meant to be that way
ReplyDeleteSecond meal is the bus stop in the way
If you look at the traffic light you'll notice it's flying
And the road is curved dangerously on the sides
Heh, all true. But what's really wrong is Sonic, the world's fastest rodent is waiting for a Bus. Sonic. Waiting. For a bus.
ReplyDeleteI passed that because he needs a rest once in a while :tongue:
ReplyDelete[Hedgehogs were originally classified as insectivores, but that order has since been abandoned and they are now in the order Erinaceidae. They are not rodents and there are several factors that separate them from other creatures like rats, chipmunks and porcupines. The main factor for classifying rodents is their jaw and teeth. Hedgehogs, unlike rodents, have canine teeth like a cat or human. Rodents lack these teeth and instead use their continuously growing incisors that must be kept short.]
Long story short:
Calling Hedgehogs rodents is as wrong as calling Spiders insects
I remember that picture! It was included with a screen saver that comes with Sonic 3 & Knuckles for PC, I think! He must be awful lazy if he's waiting for a bus.
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