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When a hamster is angry, it may show the following behaviors

1. **Squeaking or Teeth Grinding**
Hamsters usually don't make much noise, but when they're upset or anxious, they may make squeaking sounds like "squeak" or "chirp."
They might also grind their teeth.

2. **Defensive Posture**
An angry hamster might puff up, stand on its hind legs, or raise its front paws in a defensive or threatening stance.

3. **Aggressive Behavior**
If a hamster is very angry, it might try to bite or attack, moving quickly in an aggressive manner.

4. **Trying to Escape**
If they feel stressed or angry, hamsters might try to jump out of your hand or hide in the corner of their cage.

5. **Tail Up and Tense Body**
Raising their tail and stiffening their body can also be signs of anger or discomfort.

It's best to leave an angry hamster alone and give it some time to calm down before handling it again.