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Hamsters at Wikipedia

Thu, 30 Oct 2008
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Small furry ears?  Short stocky legs?  Sound familiar?  That's your hamster we're talking about.  And Wikipedia has more where that came from.  Whether you already own a hamster or are thinking of getting one, be sure to check out this page full of hamster facts.

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  • Hamsters
  • Kids
  • Animal Facts
  • Pets
Submitted by: Dana Morris Writer, Animals.com

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