Sentences describing squirrel behavior

1. Hamsters are cute, and the cutest thing is when they play with wheels. Hamsters like playing with wheels very much. If they want to play with the wheel, they will hold the wheel tightly with their front paws, then get up and start running fast.

The biggest feature of hamster is that it runs very fast. If it runs, you can't see its feet at all, only a small gray ball moves quickly in the paper box. This action often makes the audience laugh.

In the middle of the night, hamster is more like a nocturnal elf, running wildly on the running wheel, as if he didn't feel tired at all.

At night, hamsters are not like people. Hamsters kept jumping about in their nests, jumping here and hiding there; Suddenly ate the rat food in the vegetable bowl and suddenly got into the cotton to sleep.

5. Every time he wakes up in the middle of the night to go to the toilet, he shakes himself out of the sawdust, revealing half of his body, with two small hands on his chest and two small feet standing upright. little ass sits on the sawdust and looks around!

6. It's fun when hamsters fight. One little hamster is pressed on the other, and the pressed hamster always squeaks. The crushed hamster always turns around like this, which is very helpless. Especially fun!

7. When the hamster drinks water, two small pink paws will grab the straw and the small pink nose will move. It is drinking cold water!

8. I waved to the hamster, and the hamster seemed to understand what I meant, so he boldly twisted his fat body and came to me.

9. Put the hamster in your palm. At first it was at a loss, then it climbed up my arm. "Poop-dong" accidentally fell to the ground. It landed on all fours and looked at me piteously, which made people feel pity.

10. Hamsters are very interesting when they play on the slide. They jump up and down, agile, so flexible, like the wind!

1 1. Hamsters are very active. They often stick to the wall of the paper box, stand up and walk around, and a pair of bright little eyes look out unblinkingly, as if to see the wonderful outside world.