Draw a Hedgehog

Can you draw a hedgehog? We'll show you how easy it can be with this step-by-step download.

Hedgehogs are interesting little animals. They have over 5000 spikes on their back called "quills" to protect themselves. These quills are made of a hard substance called "keratin." Don't worry, you don't have to draw all 5000 quills in your own picture!

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