Yes, hedgehogs can eat insects as part of their diet. In the wild, insects are a natural part of a hedgehog's food source. In captivity, offering insects like mealworms, crickets, or waxworms can provide essential nutrients and mimic their natural diet. It's crucial to ensure the insects are from a reliable source and are gut-loaded or fed a nutritious diet themselves to pass on those benefits to the hedgehog. Moderation is key, and insects should be given as treats alongside a balanced commercial hedgehog food to meet all their nutritional needs.

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