Will hamsters become extinct?

Support. Hamsters will be extinct one day, but not because of abuse.

After all, only a small number of hamsters are abused, and many people still like them, and they have strong reproductive ability.

Someone bought a hamster by the way, because it was cheap, and it was cute when I saw it on the roadside.

If you don't do a good job in feeding, you won't check the feeding information when you go home.

If you are sick, you don't care. If you die, you can buy another one. It's cheap anyway

Many people hold this idea and don't think they have the same life as us.

Maybe this is still good. Some individuals with mental disorders mistreat hamsters and feed them alive to reptiles.

This is really a tragedy.

Originally in the hamster breeding farm, rat dealers were not taken good care of and were bought alive, but it was hell.

This is also the reason why I have never advocated breeding, especially the common hamsters sold in stalls, which are very cheap. Abusers usually buy this kind of hamster, and those so-called "Xi stone bear" hamsters are dozens or hundreds, so the abused will naturally not buy it.

Some people breed hamsters, just throw them to rat dealers and relatives and friends, and then never care about their lives again.

There are many hamsters in some places in the wild, but there are also many places where hamsters are almost hidden, such as Syrian hamsters, which are considered pests by farmers in the wild and have become extinct.