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She’s A Porcupine

July 5, 2010 by A Husky Life 1 Comment

Not really, but she could as well be. Miss Lily is a hedgehog. A grumpy, prickly porcupine-like hedgehog. You can’t really blame her, being the only lady in a male dominated zoo would make anyone grumpy. She enjoys her beauty sleep and doesn’t like to be woken up before 10pm – she likes the night life.  She is of the African Pygmy variety. In the late evenings, however, she is a true sweet and gentle girl. There is nothing she loves more than to nestle in a warm place and quietly watch TV…and meal worms, she loves those too.  Here she is all curious and prickly:

Miss Lily

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  1. Hektorko says

    July 7, 2010 at 1:44 am

    She is very pretty. I am glad to have her with us.

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