A hedgehog was found in the street. I took it home and died. There was always a dead hedgehog at home. I have been stabbed many times, and today I was stabbed in the foot.

The weather is getting colder and colder, and some animals are looking for a place to spend the winter. Mei Dama, a villager in Huazhi Village, Baifeng Town, Beilun District, has been taken as a winter home by hedgehogs. This hedgehog, who lives in harmony with chickens, can't be driven away.

The henhouse became the home of the hedgehog.

The afternoon before yesterday, the reporter visited Aunt Mei's house. Aunt Mei's henhouse is not big, with a dozen chickens. In the henhouse, the reporter saw a sleeping hedgehog and poked it with a stick. It shrank its head into a ball.

Aunt Mei told reporters that the first time I saw hedgehogs in my henhouse was around 10 last year. "This is the first time I have seen it with my own eyes. Of course, I was a little surprised. When people approached, they ran away. When they moved it, they curled up into a ball. It looked cute and pitiful, so we let it go. " Aunt Mei said, but once or twice, the hedgehog became familiar with it, frequented it, and sometimes "married with the children". It is strange that our chicken is very friendly to hedgehogs. "Last winter, the hedgehog built his own nest in the henhouse, which was full of pieces of paper and fallen leaves. During the day, we didn't watch much at work. Go home to feed the chickens at night, see them eat together, don't make any noise, and sleep together at night. " Aunt Mei said with a smile.

Aunt Mei also said that although this "uninvited guest" frequented, it was generally harmless, and there were no fewer chickens and eggs at home. "But the consumption of chicken feed has increased significantly, and often chickens are eaten by hedgehogs before they are finished."

Aunt Mei is also worried that hedgehogs live in dark places all the year round. What should we do if they are infected with chickens? "Sometimes, when we send hedgehogs out, they will come back soon, and we don't know what to do."

Aunt Mei's henhouse has become a "land of feng shui" for hedgehogs, which is quite strange to neighbors.

Hedgehogs may carry germs, so don't keep them.

Yesterday afternoon, the reporter got in touch with Ningbo Wildlife Conservation Center. A staff member surnamed Ye told reporters that hedgehogs are not national protected animals. As far as Ningbo is concerned, hedgehogs are rare. After they got a call to look for hedgehogs, they all suggested releasing them into nature.

As for why the hedgehog should settle down in the henhouse, the staff analyzed that the hedgehog, like other animals, needs to find a warm place for the winter every winter, and it may regard the henhouse as its winter home. The staff also said that wild hedgehogs live in dark and humid places all the year round, which is unsanitary and may also carry germs. Residents are advised not to keep hedgehogs, but to release them.