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Hedgehog Street People: Hedgehog Researcher Sophie
Dr Sophie Lund Rasmussen, otherwise known as Dr Hedgehog is a Research Associate at WildCRU, a University of Oxford Research Fellow at Linacre College, Oxford, and an Assistant Professor at Natural History Museum Denmark, University of Copenhagen. She has been working in hedgehog research for twelve years and has produced many important research papers. We wanted to know how her interest in hedgehogs started and all about her recent research. “I…
The hedgehog is one of the best known and most popular wild mammals in Europe. Many people...
A study by the University of Oxford found that hedgehogs can hear ultrasound, which could help reduce their mortality from traffic accidents. Ultrasonic repellents are suggested to keep them off the roads.A group of researchers from the University of Oxford revealed that hedgehogs have the ability to hear ultrasound, a finding that could contribute to the protection of these animals from the mortality caused by vehicle traffic. The research, pub…
[An article by The Conversation written by Sophie Lund Rasmussen - Research Fellow in Ecology and Conservation, University of Oxford] The hedgehog is one of the most well-known and popular wild mammals in Europe. Many people meet them in their gardens, hear their sniffing at dusk or see their thorny silhouette moving through the night. Unfortunately, throughout Europe, hedgehog populations are rapidly decreasing. The European hedgehog is now cla…
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