Have you ever thought about getting within a human hamster ball? I have never done it, but surely appear like it would be fun, specifically the one that would enable you to run across the water.
The thing is you or I would enter the water walking ball intentionally, as we will consider it all fun. And we would be free to get out any time we want. Moreover, almost every human-sized hamster ball that I have seen is pristine. So it permits you to see outside and know where you are going.
With a human hamster ball, it is a completely different ball game. Firstly, hamsters don’t go inside intentionally. They are generally put inside by their well-wisher owners, who think that the hamster will bask it.
Although hamsters can’t speak, I feel that, if they could, they would report that a water walking ball is not enjoyable. As a matter of fact, hamsters might find them more like torture chambers. To start with, it offers inferior quality ventilation, and hamsters can’t tolerate the heat. What we would consider to be a nice and hot summer day can kill a hamster.
Moreover, the ball is always of the wrong size. It should be. If the ball is too big, then the hamster simply tries to crawl up the sides and ball doesn’t move. This possibly makes the hamster feel as if it is trapped within a container with unlimited walls. It can just turn around in a tiny area at the bottom. If the ball is very small, then the hamster should arch its back when it goes inside. It does move the ball, but its spine is always curved. Anyway, it will surely be an enjoyable experience for anybody getting inside the ball.
Although hamsters can’t speak, I feel that, if they could, they would report that a water walking ball is not enjoyable. As a matter of fact, hamsters might find them more like torture chambers. To start with, it offers inferior quality ventilation, and hamsters can’t tolerate the heat. What we would consider to be a nice and hot summer day can kill a hamster.
Moreover, the ball is always of the wrong size. It should be. If the ball is too big, then the hamster simply tries to crawl up the sides and ball doesn’t move. This possibly makes the hamster feel as if it is trapped within a container with unlimited walls. It can just turn around in a tiny area at the bottom. If the ball is very small, then the hamster should arch its back when it goes inside. It does move the ball, but its spine is always curved. Anyway, it will surely be an enjoyable experience for anybody getting inside the ball.
