Rosebud Hamster

Rosebud hamsters are a species of hamsters native to Nareemia. They are small and round and today are mostly domesticated. They are at the bottom of the food chain, meaning they are vulnerable to predators.
== Behavior ==
They are very much like a pet hamster, they collect as many food as they can to fit in their cheeks and bring them to their little burrows. They are incredibly solitary, and will attack any other specie of hamster they see in their home. 
They are excellent at digging, they can dig holes down over twenty feet and can wreak havoc on one's yard. They are good at squeezing into tight spaces and can play dead if something frightens them. 
Today they are either classified as a natural pest or a domestic animal. Majority of rosebud hamsters are domesticated, and despite their name, they barely eat rosebuds like they used to in the wild. They eat seeds, chestnuts, almonds, grains, corn, vegetables, fruits, aquatic plants and sometimes have a tasting for little amphibians, like frogs and lizards and creepy crawlies like arachnids and insects, however they sometimes eat rosebuds and even opened flowers making them a garden pest. Like other rodents they are nocturnal and crepuscular animals. 
== History ==
Their name, rosebud hamster, comes from them commonly being found eating off rosebuds of flowers when Paranians explored the lands. 
They were also domesticated first by indigenous peoples, Paranians found most of the tribes keeping the rosebuds as pets and therefore "copied" the indigenous people and domesticated them too. Rosebud hamsters are very friendly and a good starter pet for children. Rosebud hamsters are one of the most popular small pets in modern Nareemia today, tribal members dedicated a dance to their animal friend and it is called the ‘Humanakoya’koya’ aqa” dance which means “Hamster of budded-not grown flowers”. 
== Gallery ==
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Category:Nareemia
Category:Nareemian Wildlife
Category:Hilley Mountain Wildlife