hedge –hog
Have you ever seen a hedge –hog ? Did you know that the word hedge-hog, rather ‘heyghoge’, was first used in 1450 in England?
So, what’s a hedge-hog? It’s a small animal with sharp thorns on its body. It measures 17 cms and weighs about 200gms. It eats grass, berries and mushrooms. It is mainly seen in India and Africa. Here’s the story of a little hedge- hog called Needles----
Mosquito itch
So, what’s a hedge-hog? It’s a small animal with sharp thorns on its body. It measures 17 cms and weighs about 200gms. It eats grass, berries and mushrooms. It is mainly seen in India and Africa. Here’s the story of a little hedge- hog called Needles----
Mosquito itch
The reason most mosquito bites itch is because mosquitoes inject saliva into the person’s skin before they suck your blood. They are forced to fly away, the don’t get a chance to draw the saliva out. And it is their saliva that causes the itch.
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