Apparently I'm a Hedgehog

I’ve just completed the BBC’s Virtual Revolution web behaviour test, it turns out that I’m a Hedgehog.

The test is pretty interesting, although I did have to guesstimate some of the answers relating to my time spent on the web, as I’m online most of the time, in fact I often online whilst doing other things, such as eating, drinking, talking and ( at least pretending ) listening to people.

As an online hedgehog this is my behaviour pattern:

Slow-moving – Web Hedgehogs are careful internet users, taking their time to find the right information – just as the real-world hedgehog carefully searches out insects and berries.
Solitary – Hedgehogs lead mainly solitary lives and are happiest foraging for food of their own. In the ecology of the Internet, you also prefer to go it alone, rarely relying on information on social networks or other sites whose content is created by its users.
Specialised – The hedgehog relies for protection on its highly specialised ability to roll into a spiky ball. Similarly, your test suggests you are a specialised web user, best suited to concentrating on one thing at a time rather than attempting to multitask.