Look, they think they're people. I mean hairbrushes.
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Not hair brushes OR people, but are they hedgehogs or echidnas?
Cute, anyway...and looking for their mother.
Yes, sorry, I should have provided the link to the newspaper article. They're hedgehogs, and they're orphans. They've "adopted" the hairbrush as their mother, and play with it and sleep next to it, etc. They're being rehabilitated in England, where the slug population is such as to ensure a good livelihood.
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