Yes, hedgehogs are generally solitary animals. In the wild, they tend to live alone and are most active during the night, which is when they forage for food. They have a territorial nature and will establish their own home ranges, often avoiding contact with other hedgehogs. This solitary behavior is a natural adaptation that helps them avoid competition for food and reduces the risk of predation. However, during the breeding season, males and females will come together to mate, after which they typically go their separate ways. If you are considering keeping hedgehogs as pets, it's important to note that they may not thrive in pairs or groups, as they can become stressed or territorial when housed together.

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