The editor tried to pick up apple branches and sweet bamboo outside the big box to see if the hamster would go back to sleep in the big box, but the result was that the hamster did not sleep back in the big box, but continued to sleep in the toilet. Well, it turns out that the hamster toilet in my home is so attractive to rats that they even move to the toilet to sleep.

In this issue, the editor brings you a popular science knowledge: Can hamsters drink milk? How did the editor come up with this topic? Let’s start with the editor feeding milk to the hamster. That day, the editor had a sudden idea and poured some milk into the hamster's drinking fountain. However, just after a while, the editor felt something was wrong. After the long-haired white bear drank some milk, he became extremely excited. He scurried back and forth in the cage quickly, and often turned over and screamed "squeaking" with all four legs upward. Oh, hamsters can’t drink milk, right? The editor immediately searched Baidu and found the following:

So, hamsters cannot drink milk! Because hamsters cannot absorb the lactose in milk, drinking milk can cause diarrhea in hamsters. Seeing this, the editor quickly poured out the milk in the water dispenser and refilled it with boiled water.