Hugh Warwick is an ecologist, writer and hedgehog expert. He is the author of three non-fiction narratives: A Prickly Affair, The Beauty in the Beast and Linescapes, and two books on hedgehogs and beavers. He has written for BBC Wildlife, New Scientist, The Guardian and The Daily Telegraph, and has spoken about wildlife protection on national television and radio. Hugh is the spokesperson for the Hedgehog Preservation Society and runs courses on hedgehog conservation.

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• Prologue Chapter One – Introducing Hedgehogs Chapter Two – Ancient Origins and Remarkable Adaptations Chapter Three – A Day, Month and Year in the Life of Hedgehogs Chapter Four – What’s on the Menu? Hunting and Feeding Habits Chapter Five – Hedgehogs and Us Chapter Six – Protecting Hedgehogs and Their Future Further Reading and Resources Acknowledgements Illustration Credits Index

Hugh Warwick is an ecologist, writer and hedgehog expert. He is the author of three non-fiction narratives: A Prickly Affair, The Beauty in the Beast and Linescapes, and two books on hedgehogs and beavers. He has written for BBC Wildlife, New Scientist, The Guardian and The Daily Telegraph, and has spoken about wildlife protection on national television and radio. Hugh is the spokesperson for the Hedgehog Preservation Society and runs courses on hedgehog conservation.

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• Prologue Chapter One – Introducing Hedgehogs Chapter Two – Ancient Origins and Remarkable Adaptations Chapter Three – A Day, Month and Year in the Life of Hedgehogs Chapter Four – What’s on the Menu? Hunting and Feeding Habits Chapter Five – Hedgehogs and Us Chapter Six – Protecting Hedgehogs and Their Future Further Reading and Resources Acknowledgements Illustration Credits Index

Hugh Warwick is an ecologist, writer and hedgehog expert. He is the author of three non-fiction narratives: A Prickly Affair, The Beauty in the Beast and Linescapes, and two books on hedgehogs and beavers. He has written for BBC Wildlife, New Scientist, The Guardian and The Daily Telegraph, and has spoken about wildlife protection on national television and radio. Hugh is the spokesperson for the Hedgehog Preservation Society and runs courses on hedgehog conservation.

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• Prologue Chapter One – Introducing Hedgehogs Chapter Two – Ancient Origins and Remarkable Adaptations Chapter Three – A Day, Month and Year in the Life of Hedgehogs Chapter Four – What’s on the Menu? Hunting and Feeding Habits Chapter Five – Hedgehogs and Us Chapter Six – Protecting Hedgehogs and Their Future Further Reading and Resources Acknowledgements Illustration Credits Index