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The Painted Hedgehog... 
Robert A. Sterndale 「Natural History of the Mammalia of India and Ceylon」
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The Large-eared Hedgehog...
Robert A. Sterndale 「Natural History of the Mammalia of India and Ceylon」
...The European hedgehog is well known to most of us...
Robert A. Sterndale 「Natural History of the Mammalia of India and Ceylon」
...Dallas says from Madrasto Candahar; but Jerdon calls it the North Indian hedgehog, andassigns to it the North-west, Punjab, and Sind, giving Southern Indiato the next species...
Robert A. Sterndale 「Natural History of the Mammalia of India and Ceylon」
...On the servant going the next morning to give her somemilk, she found, besides the puppy, a hedgehog, which had been in thegarden some years, most comfortably curled up with them...
Edward Jesse 「Anecdotes of Dogs」
... The branches are more or less downy or spinose; "the Hedgehog has probably derived its name from the singular bristly condition of its shoots and fruit...
Charles Darwin 「The Variation of Animals and Plants Under Domestication, Vol. I.」
... In its normal state, this larva, at the very least disturbance, curls itself up, almost as the Hedgehog does; and the two halves of the ventral surface are laid one against the other...
J. Henri Fabre 「More Hunting Wasps」
...Thenthe relentless hedgehog, assured that herprey was quite defenceless, severed almostevery bone in its body, tore the scales fromthe flesh, and fed to repletion...
Alfred W. Rees 「Creatures of the Night」
...She had just taken heraccustomed position, when the hedgehog,pushing the reeds aside, became aware of thestrong scent on the margin of the pond...
Alfred W. Rees 「Creatures of the Night」
...Presently she felt an inquiring touch, and,turning, found herself face to face with amale hedgehog that had followed her paththrough the undergrowth...
Alfred W. Rees 「Creatures of the Night」
...The Duck-billedPlatypus belongs to the former, the Australian Hedgehog tothe latter family...
Various 「Natural History in Anecdote」
...One would not think that an animal so well defended as the Hedgehog need fear becoming the prey of the Fox...
Frédéric Houssay 「The Industries of Animals」
...The fox is acquainted with this weakness, therefore as soon as he has captured a hedgehog he rolls him in the nearest marsh to strangle him as soon as his head appears...
Frédéric Houssay 「The Industries of Animals」
...adopted the hedgehog orporcupine, with the motto “Cominus et eminus...
John W. Bradley 「Illuminated Manuscripts」
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