Here are some pictures I found from: http://fp.hedghogz.f9.co.uk/hedgehog/recognition.html which portray some of the more common hedgehog spieces.
| Image | Spieces | Note |
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Spanish hedghog | The Spanish hedgehog, Erinaceus is seen in its typical rocky habitat. It is paler and larger than its British counterpart. |
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African hedgehog | The African hedgehog, Aterelix, is found in deserts in the southern part of the continent, and has black and white spines and a striped face. |
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African pigmy hedgehog | This is another African hedgehog, Paraechinus, found mostly in the north of the continent and in parts of the Middle East. |
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The long-eared hedgehog | The deserts of the former Soviet Union are home to the species Hemiechinus. All desert hedgehogs have long ears.*** |
*** I have seen a reference where the Long-eared hedgehog was referred to as the Egyptian long-eared hedgehog.