Why do hamsters fidget and fidget on rainy nights? The more answers they give, the more rewards they get.

First of all, the air pressure changes when it rains. Hamsters are sensitive to air pressure, so they fidget.

Secondly, when it rains, the temperature changes quickly and obviously hamsters have high requirements for temperature, and the temperature drops sharply. Hamsters will be very uncomfortable. Walking around, you will see that hamsters are actually transporting sawdust to their nests to keep warm.

When it rains, the air humidity becomes higher. Hamsters generally like dark and dry environments. When the humidity is high, hamsters naturally feel uncomfortable and don't want to stay in their nests all the time.

Also, when it rains, the loud hamster is very sensitive to the change of sound and doesn't like noise. The sound of rain will make ss panic; In fact, symptoms such as anxiety are normal and there is no problem. If you feel noisy and want to keep ss quiet, lz will help ss get more sawdust in the nest and feed some snacks to distract ss.