Wild hedgehogs primarily have an insectivorous diet, meaning they mainly eat insects. Their diet consists of a variety of invertebrates, including beetles, caterpillars, slugs, and worms. They are also known to consume small vertebrates, such as frogs and small rodents, as well as fruits and vegetables when available. Hedgehogs are opportunistic feeders, which means they will eat whatever food sources are available in their environment. In the wild, they can consume up to 100 grams of food each night, and they are known to forage for food at night, as they are nocturnal animals. To mimic a wild hedgehog's diet in captivity, you can provide them with high-quality cat food, mealworms, and occasional fruits like apples or berries, but avoid dairy and processed foods.

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