By whymommywhy - 21/04/2009 03:11 - United States

Today, my hamster gave birth. The babies were very cute and I couldn't resist petting one. Apparently touching a baby hamster will cause it's mother to reject and devour it. I am now know in my family as "The Hamster Slaughterer." FML
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Same thing different taste

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Today I was born, and this strange creature towered over my mother and my siblings, and touched one of my siblings. Later my mother decided to eat the sibling that the creature touched. Now I am terrified of being petted. FML

I'm sorry to hear that. I honestly didn't know that fact either. I don't blame you because you didn't know and therefore didn't purposely do it.

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#162, I think animal abuse is terrible, and yes I agree that they should be treated with respect, but COME ON! Humans are far more precious than some dumb animal. If you had to choose between your son and your dog, who would you pick? Seriously.

wanderingidiot 0

holy ******* shit! thats awesome!! the devouring part, that is

wow, that's actually true? i thought it was just a myth.

DUDE! I feel you on that one. My hamster gave birth to like 5 of them when i was 8, I didn't know that either and I took all of them out cause the mom was running with them in the wheel. Then when I put them back in, she ate them all. I had to clean the skins out of the cage -.-

sucks for the hamster, sweet nickname though...

caramelfinger 0

my mom did that with my brother... lol but not really

awwwww, that's so cute baby hamsters. My hamster of 3yr died 2 weeks ago.

omg i would never think that a mother of any species would do that...that sucks

tab_ga1990 0

As far as I know I dont know many poeple that sit there and do research on their animals having babies. (only types i know is people that actually breed for money etc) Only because animals have their kids on their own if they want with no human help, yeah research in to how to take care of them but then again the mother does that for the babies themselves. I've never done it and all my animal's babies were perfectly fine. So just because one mistake the person is a jackass? I dont get it. I honestly did not know that hamsters did that. I heard of animals rejecting their young but not devouring them.

Islander_fml 5

At least it wasn't another family's hamster. That would really be an FYL.