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newtboy says...

I would hazard to guess that they do it to hide their own smell, the same reason dogs roll on dead things. If you smell like your environment, things that hunt with smell won't find you.

HadouKen24 said:

It's not trying to eat the finger or taste it. It's trying to anoint itself with the scent of the finger. There's another video by the same user (you can see it in the suggested videos) that's 4 seconds long showing the behavior.

Hedgehogs, when confronted with strange new scents, lick and gnaw on the object until they have enough of the scent in their mouth. They then foam up their spittle and reach around and spread the foamy stuff on their quills.

It's really weird. No one really knows why they do it.

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