Hedgehogs are primarily found in a variety of habitats across Europe, Asia, and Africa. They thrive in environments that provide ample food sources and shelter. Their natural habitats include woodlands, grasslands, and even suburban gardens. In woodlands, hedgehogs can find plenty of insects, their primary food source, as well as dense underbrush for hiding and nesting. Grasslands offer open spaces for foraging, while gardens provide a mix of both food and shelter, making them popular among hedgehogs in urban areas. It's important for hedgehog owners to mimic these natural environments in captivity by providing hiding spots, a varied diet, and a safe space to roam. This helps to keep them healthy and happy.

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