The hamster is very excited. Why does it turn in circles?

Hamsters circle because they express excitement, curiosity or excitement. The behavior of turning circles is considered to be the expression of nervous system excitement in hamsters. When the hamster is excited, it will start to run and turn around in a fixed area. This behavior may also be related to their instinctive behavior and survival in the wild. In the wild, hamsters may use circles to find hidden cave entrances or delimit their territory.

In addition to excitement, hamster's circling behavior may also be related to physical and environmental factors. Hamsters may turn in circles if they feel uncomfortable, anxious or lack enough room for exercise. In addition, hamsters that lack normal exercise or are excessively restricted may also show the behavior of turning in circles.