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"The production is mourning and painful": The acorn hedgehog from the series "Lock time" died
The Acorn Hedgehog from the "Lock Hour" series, probably the last albacore African hedgehog in the country, died in good health at the age of 5. "The Lock Hour" family mourns and mourns his sudden death " Revealed versatility and impressive emotional range "
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Sagi Ben Nun
Monday, 23 August 2021, 14:03 Updated: 14:09
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The acorn hedgehog who starred in "Lock Hour."
It may have been the last albino dwarf African hedgehog in Israel (Photo: Walla !, Gideon Pico)
The hedgehog who played "Acorn" in the TV series "Lock Hour" here 11 died on Thursday in good return age five.
His name in reality corresponds with another work - Shmulik, reminiscent of the book "Shmulik the Hedgehog".
It belongs to the albacore dwarf African hedgehog species and it grows on the "Solomon's Beasts" farm near Nokdim.
Acorn was the pet hedgehog of the character Avinoam Shapira, who played Shahar Tabuch in the series.
Yaron Zilberman, director of "Lock Hour", praised him with a smile in a conversation with Walla!
Culture: "The 'Lock Hour' family mourns and mourns the sudden death, albeit with a good return, of our dear Acorn. Acorn was especially loved by the actors and crew of 'Lock Hour'. , And although 'Lock Hour' was his first role, Acorn revealed versatility and an impressive emotional range. blessed".
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The farm was in high demand for selfies by the visitors.
The Hedgehog Acorn (Photo: Walla !, Shlomo Horowitz)
"He was born with me and we called him Shmulik," he told Walla! Shlomo Horowitz culture from the "Shlomo's Beasts" farm, "It is an African hedgehog nancy albino. Acorn was the last of this species in the country. "It is still possible. Because I am a visitor center, like a zoo, and is defined as an educational place - we have permits to keep all wildlife. Other Israeli hedgehogs, such as the common hedgehog and the desert hedgehog, are also forbidden to grow."
"When the filming for 'Lock Hour' began, the Nature and Parks Authority referred the production to me, after approving them to take a hedgehog from me for the filming," Horowitz adds.
"I sent him with my crew for filming, to guide them. Acorn's 'game' was surprisingly entertaining. The series was amazing, and it evoked things in me because I served in the Second Lebanon War. I was completely inside. Since the series, many people who came to the farm did with it. "He died on Thursday, at the age of five, which is a respectable age for this breed."
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