Happy Hamster Coloring Game Online - Play Free Fun Hamster Web Games
Happy Hamster Coloring includes 8 different images of happy hamsters that kids can choose from and color them as they like. Use any color you like and then you can show the results to your family and friends with clicking the camera to download the image! Have fun!
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How to Play Happy Hamster Coloring Game
Use your mouse or tap the screen. Select brush sizes and colors, and color the happy hamster exactly how you want.
Fun Hamster Facts for Kids
Hamsters are smaller than guinea pigs but bigger than mice. According to EasyScienceforKids.com there are many and interesting hamster facts for kids. Hamsters are very cute, and seem like good pets. Hamsters were first found in Syria. They live all over the world. Hamsters have teeth that always grow. They eat hamster food, raisins, sunflower seeds or fruit. Hamsters are also very short sighted and color blind. The origins of the word Hamster are old German, which translate as "to hoard". Hamsters hoard (store) and carry food in their cheek pouches.
Is a Hamster the Right Pet for You?
It can be tempting to acquire a hamster on impulse. After all, these little guys are the picture of cuteness: small, round, furry, and inquisitive. A great starter pet, right? Not at all! Here are some important questions to consider before you dive headlong into a relationship. What type of schedule do you keep? Hamsters are nocturnal, which means they will be most active at night. Do you have children? Because of their small size, hamsters are often purchased as pets for children who want to play with them during the day. However, just when it's time for your child to go to sleep, it's time for a hamster to wake up. Are you pregnant? Do you have a weakened immune system? Hamsters can carry salmonella, an intestinal bacteria that causes short but intense bouts of sickness in healthy adults. Do you have time for a hamster? Hamsters are fairly independent and can entertain themselves for extended periods of time, provided their housing is properly enriched with toys, bedding, and opportunities for burrowing and climbing. Are you ready for the commitment? The average lifespan for a hamster is 2.5 to 3 years, with slight variations among species. If you can't make a long commitment to a pet, this characteristic may be appealing. But if you have young children and aren't prepared for them to experience the death of a pet, you may prefer a longer-lived animal.