European hamster (lat. Cricetus cricetus) is the only species of the genus Cricetus. This species is listed as the last concern, because it has a wide distribution and frequent species. [1] The habitat of the European hamster are grass vegetation and river ecosystems. They work at night and live in complex systems lair. They feed on seeds, legumes, root vegetables, herbs and insects.
Areal European hamster includes a large number of countries. Nature has a habitat in Russia, Ukraine, Poland, Germany, Kazakhstan, Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia, the Netherlands, Belgium, China, Hungary, Belarus, Slovakia, Slovenia, the Czech Republic, Croatia, Austria, Georgia and Luxembourg.
Areal European hamster includes a large number of countries. Nature has a habitat in Russia, Ukraine, Poland, Germany, Kazakhstan, Bulgaria, Romania, Serbia, the Netherlands, Belgium, China, Hungary, Belarus, Slovakia, Slovenia, the Czech Republic, Croatia, Austria, Georgia and Luxembourg.
