It's a mouse? No it's a hamster...

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Mouse??

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No. Actually it's a hamster!
Before thus I'd post a picture of my sister hamster. There a 1 pair of hamster and few weeks after they had a babies. But the babies didn't survive for long. Less than two weeks only they'd survive... Poor them.

The mothers actually ate her babies one by one... 😲

I'll see you...😅

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The survivor , Syrian male hamster.

Two days ago, the mummy hamster had died... Cause? Actually we don't know... Dehydrated ? No. The hamster had a water supply. Hungry? No. There were plenty of food inside the cage.

Did you know what kind of hamster it's ?

Hamster actually omnivores! No wonder they ate their own babies. There were no baby Hamster bodies left inside the cage.

Excellent pets

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See the Syrian hamster can be you companion during work. They are active with a great personality. Just feed them , regular cleaning and play with them. They'll be you pet friends if you raised and handle them properly.

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The last hamster standing... Thinking to buy a new hamster... 😅

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By audreyclaire@audreyclaire

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