Hedgehogs have honed this survival strategy over many thousands of years, and understanding why they curl up can help us appreciate their fascinating biology and how they navigate the challenges of ...

Hedgehogs are losing habitat, but adjusting your garden could create a safe haven particularly during the summer heat.

The heat and drought of the last few weeks have dried out the ground to such an extent that normal hedgehog food items such as slugs and worms have become much harder to find and there is a lack ...

Hedgehogs, which are nocturnal, are being forced to forage for food and water in the daytime, due to food shortages, leading to dehydration. Hedgehogs at PACT Animal Sanctuary.

LONDON — Humans aren't the only things suffering during this summer's European heat wave. From hedgehogs to birds to insects, the extreme temperatures and lack of rain has taken a toll on ...

Hedgehogs who live in agricultural areas might face problems from badgers, Moorhouse warns. “Badgers are super-specialist in eating worms. When it’s hot and dry, they can’t dig up worms either.