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The document discusses several nocturnal animals. It provides details about owls collecting sounds with their disc-shaped faces and hooting to mark their territory. Male owls will hoot loudly to keep other males away. It also mentions that female owls sit on their eggs for a month. Further, it notes that hedgehogs have poor eyesight and adult hedgehogs have 5,000 spines. Badgers live in networks of tunnels called sets or dens and are 700mm long with heavy bodies. Foxes can be easily trained, hunt alone and enjoy chickens as one of their favorite meals.
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- 3. Hedgehogs Hedgehogs have poor eye sight. Adult hedgehogs have 5,000 spines. My uncle aunt and my granny have hedgehogs in there garden. Baby hedgehogs can be called hoglets or piglets.
- 4. Bats Some bats live under the bridge by the Spar. My daddy has a machine to listen to bat sounds. We have 18 different species of bats in Britain. All of the bats in Britain eat insects.
- 5. Badgers Badgers live in networks of tunnels called a set or a den. Badgers are 700mm long and have a heavy body weight. Badgers are very shy creatures. Badgers are mammals.
- 6. Foxes Foxes can be easily trained. Foxes eat other mammals and birds. Foxes hunt on their own. Chickens are one of the foxes favourite meal.