Hedgehog tracks are quite distinctive and can be identified by their unique shape and size. Typically, hedgehog footprints consist of five toes on each foot, which can be seen in both their front and hind tracks. The front feet are generally a bit smaller than the hind feet. The tracks are about 1.5 to 2 inches long and 1 to 1.5 inches wide. When looking at the tracks, you might notice that the toes are spread out, and they may leave a clear impression in soft soil or sand. Additionally, hedgehogs often leave behind a trail of small claw marks due to their sharp claws. If you come across a series of these prints, it’s a good indication that a hedgehog has passed through the area!

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