Hedgehogs threatened by loss of habitat and food in Europe
18 May 2019 |
1:16 pm
The mammal has come under threat as humans destroy its habitat and kill off massive numbers of insects and invertebrates. The UK, for instance, has seen the population halved since the year 2000.
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