Four-Toed Hedgehog

The Four-Toed Hedgehog (Atelerix albiventris) is a species of hedgehog found in Africa. 
Description
It has short legs, short tail, a long nose, and small beady eyes. The ears and whiskers are both relatively large, implying that the animal has good senses.
The spines are variably colored, but always have a white base and tip.
Behaviour
The four-toed hedgehog is a nocturnal animal. It generally moves along the ground, sometimes covering miles of ground in a single night as it forages for insects, grubs, snails, spiders, some plant matter, and even small vertebrates. It has a high tolerance for toxins and has been recorded consuming scorpions and even venomous snakes.
The most common sounds made by four-toed hedgehogs are snorts, hisses, and a quiet twittering sound.
When encountering a predator, it will roll into a ball protecting its limbs and head. If it is harassed further, it will twitch in an attempt to jab spines into the predator and make snuffling/grunting noises.
The main predators of four-toed hedgehogs are Verreaux's eagle-owl, jackals, hyenas, and honey badgers.
This species tends to prefer temperatures between 24 and 30 °C. When it is hotter than that, it finds shelter in a burrow and go into a state of estivation, or when it is colder it goes into a state of hibernation in order to conserve energy.