Hamster Behavior and Characteristics

The video provides fun facts about hamsters, covering their origin from the Syrian desert, their need for warm habitats, and their love for exercise. It explains why hamsters should not be bathed in water due to their special fur oils. The video also discusses hamsters' eating habits, including their omnivorous diet and food storage in cheek pouches. It highlights their ability to dig deep tunnels, run backwards, and their nocturnal and territorial nature. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to subscribe and like the content.

Where do hamsters originally come from?

• Desert

• Grasslands

• Forest

• Mountains

Why do hamsters need to live in warm places?

• They have thin fur

• They come from a desert

• They don't like water

• They are cold-blooded

How far can a small hamster run in one night?

• 8 miles

• 5 miles

• 2 miles

• 10 miles

Why is it not good to bathe hamsters in water?

• They don't like water

• They get too cold

• It washes off their natural oils

• They can't swim

What do hamsters use their cheek pockets for?

• Making sounds

• Breathing

• Sleeping

• Storing food

What type of diet do hamsters have?

• Insectivorous

• Herbivorous

• Omnivorous

• Carnivorous

How deep can wild hamsters dig their tunnels?

• 3-4 feet

• 5-6 feet

• 1-2 feet

• 7-8 feet

Why can some hamster species run backwards?

• To escape predators

• To find food

• To navigate burrows

• To play

When are hamsters most active?

• Morning

• Night

• Afternoon

• Evening

How do hamsters find their way back home?

• By sound

• By memory

• By scent marks

• By sight