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morrhagic enzymes from snake venom before they cause serious damage to the body. This protein is universal and works against the venom of all vipers, although its effectiveness may vary. 4. Hedgehogs love homemade perfume! To hide from those who are able to overcome the prickly defense, hedgehogs have learned to mask their smell. Moreover, the camouflage process can greatly puzzle a person unfamiliar with the habits of hedgehogs. First, the animal shakes and foams like mad, then coats a nearby cigarette butt (or other source of strong odor) with this foam and rubs it into its back (photo 5). And he moves on as if nothing happened! If there are no objects nearby that attract attention, the insectivore will still blow foam from time to time and rub it on its back. The reasons for this behavior are not entirely clear. Perhaps foamy saliva absorbs odors from the air quite well and even helps mask the animal's natural odors. Or, in this way, animals fight parasites and engage in self-cleaning. - - - - - We have a huge group, which is 11 years old and there are many zoologists who write tons of text every day from the field in which they are specialists. Due to VK’s failed policy towards authors, all this, unfortunately, rests only on rare advertising and your support. You can support the stability of our nervous system with a minimum subscription of 100 rubles per month. You can request support directly through the button in this post. Thank you! 🏀 Hit the hoop and get an NFT gift — https://t.me/BasketbolX_bot