Hedgehogs are not known to experience motion sickness in the same way that humans or some other pets do. Their physiological makeup and behavior do not typically lead to symptoms associated with motion sickness, such as vomiting or lethargy, when they are transported in vehicles or moved around. However, it's important to note that hedgehogs can become stressed in unfamiliar environments or during travel. If you need to transport your hedgehog, ensure they are in a secure, comfortable carrier, and try to minimize sudden movements or loud noises that could cause anxiety. Keeping the carrier dark and quiet can also help them feel more secure during travel. Always monitor your hedgehog for signs of stress or discomfort and take breaks if you're traveling for an extended period.

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