Torpor is a state of decreased physiological activity that some hedgehogs may enter when they are too cold or experiencing a lack of food. Signs that a hedgehog is entering torpor include: 1. Cold to the touch: If your hedgehog feels cold when you touch them, it could be a sign that their body temperature has dropped. 2. Lethargy: A hedgehog in torpor will be extremely lethargic, moving very little and seeming unresponsive. 3. Reduced breathing and heart rate: During torpor, a hedgehog's breathing and heart rate will slow down significantly. 4. Rolled into a tight ball: Hedgehogs in torpor will often curl up tightly into a ball to conserve body heat. If you suspect your hedgehog is entering torpor, it's crucial to warm them up slowly and seek veterinary advice if necessary.

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