Meet Chocolate Chip the Rescue Hedgehog | Live | Rescued & Returned to the Wild | Robert E Fuller

Join me today LIVE as I talk about my current rescue hedgehog - Chocolate Chip and take your questions on all things hedgehog!
You can watch Chocolate Chip's rehabilitation journey in this series: • Hedgehogs 🦔 | Rescued ... and find more rescue films here: • Rescued & Returned to ...
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I am a British wildlife artist and filmmaker on a mission to share my love for wildlife with the world. As well as creating detailed animal film and art portraits, I promote wildlife tours around the world and do all I can to help conserve and protect wildlife here at my home in Yorkshire. I hope that by putting nature in the frame I can foster a deep love for wildlife amongst my followers.
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[@RobertEFuller]

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[@nicolelondon7673]

Thank you so much for all you do for wildlife- the amount of work you do is incredible. You have my deep admiration and respect!

[@daftirishmarej1827]

I love hedgies!! Thanks for taking care of chic chip x

[@terrielouisemisell8237]

Thanks for the tips Robert, you explain everything in such an easy , understandable way that what you do say sticks! 😊

[@user-qj9en1kp1m]

Such beautiful hedgehog babies. I also have hedgehogs in my back yard, I think I might have witnessed them courting...

[@wrexshunt]

Also .. always turn big buckets and pots up, lots drown that way I can sadly say, one did the other month in my mums garden. Was a sad day

[@daniellehner1383]

Beautiful and valuable contribution to Wildlife. Thank you Robert!!

[@audreysenghas4138]

Thank you for all you have done for needles and pins. I hope they reproduce in your garden.

[@Sigridovski]

Nice dry bedding for animals, I think hemp straw is so fantastic, it is sturdy, will last, is soft and antibacterial and becomes warm like hay from the body temperature, especially if it is in a thick layer and they can lie in a sort of hole or cave in it.

[@childoftheuniverse2644]

I love hedgehogs because they are so lovely and discreet. 💕

[@DanielCoffey67]

They do make quite a noise when they are horny or frightened. They don't call them hedge-"hogs" for nothing!

[@igelfressi-einwilderigelle6576]

Yes, hedgehogs are really lovely ❤️❤️❤️❤️🦔🦔🦔🦔

[@ericah6546]

That's funny that if you prepare a dish for them they jump into the dish and stand in the food while feeding. Cute.

[@bradleythompson-ford6124]

Yes, they do shed there spines. Also you should try and plant hawthorn because not only do hedgehogs favour them but also many other animals like wood mice and yellowhammers Thanks for the video

[@nancysmith-baker3827]

Love the hedge Hogg's , started watching your vids again , I will continue . Thankyou so much wonderful .

[@zulu5282]

A very enjoyable mini series.

[@elisakozlowsky5469]

I loved Mr. Choco-chip!!! I would sing a lullaby for him.

[@accidental_glitterbombs]

What cute little animals! We don’t have them in the US.

[@tinydancer36]

I know people who have hedgehogs as pets. I would love to have them in the wild. Could they survive in the states? They are so adorable.

[@Blyndem]

Thank you, Robert, for providing us with these educational and entertaining videos. Also, thank you for putting so much effort into caring for the rescues. I asked this on an earlier video, but could you to something with the microphone so you are easier to hear? I can hear the camera operator (sorry I forget his name) just fine, but you're distant and a smidgen muffled.

[@mikioni]

Beautiful 😊

[@claraedouwesdekker6389]

So incredible to see the work you do, and to be educated by you. Thank you for sharing, and bless you for what you are doing.

[@RobertEFuller]

Thank you.

[@patricianaughton-termini3683]

Robert, here in the States the animal sellers were getting hedgehogs right and left for people here to buy as pets. I never thought that they should be sold for pets indoors. Did the UK put a ban on exporting them here to the states? I haven't seen any available for sale here in a long time.

[@elainecobb4175]

I hope the UK has put a ban on exporting them. They shouldn’t be pets!

[@igelfressi-einwilderigelle6576]

Thank you for your great video, Robert 👍👍👍 I love your channel 👍👍👍 We have hedgehogs 🦔 in our garden and we really love them 🥰🦔😍 We have cameras in the hedgehog house and can watch how they eat or make their nest 🥰😍🦔

[@sunnykipdenny9097]

Thank you so much for the educational and interesting video. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺

[@celiacortez9178]

Great videos!

[@missthang4982]

My girlfriend has a blind hedgehog she's adopted from a wildlife rescue. Mr.Pickles. Breaks my heart to hear all this and know he'll never be able to experience living in a natural environment. She tries to give him the most natural and enriching environment possible but his disability limits these experiences. My heart is always left full, after watching your uploads. Much ❤ to you Mr.Fuller. Sudbury, Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦 ✌️

[@freespirit6209]

Learned a lot here. Thank you for another fascinating video!

[@sunsetta9496]

thank you for showing us the hoglets!

[@dianestiner8602]

Thank you for all you do for 🦔🦔! Here in 🇨🇭 they are in great danger of extinction because of road-kills and reduction of their habitats. It's very sad.

[@FireflyOnTheMoon]

Dog and cat disturbance are also a big problem for hedgehogs, as well as huge rise in UK badger numbers

[@jpd9415]

thank you for your hard work. We celebrate you and your work and your colleagues. Thank you so much. God bless you!

[@spmoran4703]

I have got hedgehogs

[@jpd9415]

I have subscribed!

[@RobertEFuller]

Thanks welcome to my channel 🤗

[@GummyBearRoman]

Shadow?

[@bettybreeze78]

Have no issue with badgers eating hedgehogs- people always judge animals for what we do ourselves- eat to survive

[@AFatOcelot]

Wait, let me get this straight- your saying HUMANS are alone in eating to survive? Have you not seen just about every wild animal mercilessly kill and eat another animal, sometimes while it’s still alive and flailing!?

[@bettybreeze78]

@@AFatOcelot so can a badger pop to the shops and buy a Linda McCartney vegan pie?

[@lizzyjjones1322]

what does a hedgehog eat?

[@sallymoen7932]

When you were talking about predators that eat hedgehogs, it made me wonder if people ever ate them? Historically so many animals we don't eat now might have been a treat before. I'm thinking of porcupines in the U.S. being eaten by Indigenous people and white explorers, as they were a survival food, full of fat, and fairly easy to catch, being slow movers. It reminded me of your fact about badgers and how they eat hedgehogs. I personally have never seen a porcupine in the wild and that is due to overhunting by white hunters.

[@RobertEFuller]

Yes people did eat hedgehogs rapping them in clay to take off spines and baking them in fire ember’s

[@tinydancer36]

More porcupines die trying to cross the roads than being killed by "white hunters".

[@suegreene1]

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