A picture of people tubing is shown followed by large groups of people riding tubes down a snowy hill. the people

OPTIONS:
- make various turns as they go down the hill while falling into and right back up again from several turns.
- continue moving down the hill and end by standing up and walking around in the end.
- are seen going down and under large city buildings.
- go over hundreds of meters on the tubes one at time and stop, shaking on the ground.

continue moving down the hill and end by standing up and walking around in the end.

Girl is doing abs in a big pink ball. Girl is standing inside a room doing exercise. girl

OPTIONS:
- is wearing jean shorts and pink shirts doing abs in a room.
- is being interviewed in the information store by a mother.
- is doing hip weld on an exercise equipment.
- is doing suspension in a ball room.

is wearing jean shorts and pink shirts doing abs in a room.

A woman bends over in a ballet pose. She then faces the camera talking. she

OPTIONS:
- shakes her hips and flipping her hair around.
- picks out her peach.
- grabs a wooden stick and moves in ballet form.
- displays more ballet moves.

displays more ballet moves.

How to keep hamsters happy
Have play sessions with it.
You should spend time with it on a daily basis, which prevents your hamster from becoming bored and allows it to bond with you. Swapping the toys in its cage is a good way to freshen up its routine and allow it to participate in different activities.

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- You could also place it in its wheel and help push it, encouraging it to exercise. To give it some time out of the cage, gently pick it up and allow it to climb over you, but make sure you are in an enclosed area that prevents it from escaping.
- Separate your hamster's cage areas so that your hamster doesn't become accustomed to your frequent play sessions. Throw a throw rug or mat in the cage and let your hamster get used to it.
- Only play with it for a limited amount of time. If you let the hamster play long hours, it will get bored and lose interest in playing with you.
- Try snacking on blocks, climbing on its feet, or playing fetch. The small rodent's ears are the size of a teaspoon.
You could also place it in its wheel and help push it, encouraging it to exercise. To give it some time out of the cage, gently pick it up and allow it to climb over you, but make sure you are in an enclosed area that prevents it from escaping.