How does the golden bear survive the winter

The golden bear is called the golden hamster. Like many hamsters, the golden hamster has a blunt snout, relatively small eyes, big ears and a short tail of about 1.5 centimeters. So, how do golden bears survive the winter?

First, how does the golden bear spend the winter

In winter, you should prepare enough food and water, clean cushion materials, do not recommend taking a bath with water, but use bath powder for sand bath. Because it stores food in the cheek pouch, do not feed a large number of fruits and sugars, which will lead to inflammation. Keep a quiet environment, noise may lead to sudden death. In addition, small pieces of wood need to be provided for grinding teeth.

Second, the living habits of Golden Bear

1. The golden hamster is a solitary, nocturnal and omnivorous rodent that feeds on seeds, nuts and insects, including ants (Formicidae), flies (Diptera), cockroaches (Blattella) and wasps (Hymenoptera). It lives in caves up to nine meters long and may hibernate between November and February. As a food source for many different predators, golden hamsters seek refuge in caves and remain vigilant to avoid plunder.

2. They communicate mainly through odor markers, but they also use a variety of auditory signals. They squeak in several cases, usually accompanied by sudden body movements. In addition, teeth trembling and chattering are symbols of aggression. Young hamsters can produce ultrasonic squeaks, which may be important in pups' maternal care. Their rapid reproduction rate means that the golden hamster population can withstand a relatively high predation rate.

3. Hamsters also rely on visual signals to communicate with the same object. In the interaction between the dominant and submissive individuals, the submissive individual arches its back and lifts its tail. Then the dominant individual will take the subordinate as the support and claim the dominant position.