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coward. they're adorable and you're retarded lol
Not necessarily true. Hedgehogs can be brought on airlines, legally. I have a friend who travels with her hedgehog frequently. They go through security and are allowed to fly. It's only international flights that she doesn't take the hedgie with her, due to varying requirements that other countries have.
If it had spaces for air, it'd probably be fine. One of my best friends has two African Pygmy Hedgehogs (they're SUPER adorable), if she has to transport them to the vet she uses a small cat carrier, but before she got her second one she used to use a very large Tupperware container with big air holes punched in and a soft piece of fleece in the bottom. It's possible that this person had the hedgehog on board legally. Should've asked to switch seats.
Fear of cotton balls is worse they're everywhere...
Hedgehogs are the cutest damn things EVAR!!
I'm sorry. Phobias ******* suck, no matter how stupid they may seem. I used to have a fear of balloons as a child/teen, but I seem to have grown out of it. I have a terrifying legitimate fear of ketchup though, and it sucks more than anything. I know where you're coming from. I still get made fun of for it, but my friends and family know better than to come around me with it. :/ FYL.
I have a friend who is afraid of applesauce. It's also pretty weird but it's legit. Stay strong.
It's just a hedgehog lol
Has anyone considered she might not have been smuggling it? I've been allowed to take my cats in the cabin before and I've seen countless numbers of small dogs on flights. I'm sure other animals would be allowed if correctly kept restrained. Given the current security measures, I'd reckon it would be rather difficult to smuggle a hedgehog without being noticed.
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That has to be the weirdest thing to have a phobia of!
I can't sleep now that I know there are people who don't report hedgehogs on planes.