Hedgehogs communicate with humans in various ways, primarily through their body language and vocalizations. While they may not vocalize as much as other pets, they do make certain sounds like hissing, snorting, or even purring when they are content. However, the main form of communication is through their body language. When a hedgehog is relaxed and comfortable, it will often unroll from a ball, explore its surroundings, and may even anoint itself by licking or chewing on objects. On the other hand, if a hedgehog feels threatened or scared, it may curl into a tight ball, huff, or even click its teeth. As a hedgehog owner, it's essential to observe and understand your hedgehog's body language to better communicate with them and ensure their well-being.

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