Torpor is a state of decreased activity and metabolism that some hedgehogs enter during periods of cold or low food availability. Signs that your hedgehog may be entering torpor include: 1. Reduced activity levels - Your hedgehog may become less active than usual, moving very little or spending more time curled up. 2. Lower body temperature - You may notice that your hedgehog feels cooler to the touch than normal. 3. Decreased appetite - Your hedgehog may eat less or show less interest in food. 4. Slower breathing and heart rate - During torpor, hedgehogs' metabolic processes slow down, leading to reduced breathing and heart rates. If you suspect your hedgehog is entering torpor, it's important to ensure they are kept warm and offer them some food to help maintain their energy levels.

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