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Warthogs

Warthogs are large pigs in the genus Phacochoerus and are found in central and southern Africa. An iconic feature of the warthog is their tusks which are found on both sexes. Warthogs are also surprisingly fast runners and jumpers, they use this ability to escape predators like lions and also when they are fighting over territory.

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Do warthogs eat grubs?

Warthogs are herbivorous, or plant eaters. They primarily eat grasses, and are the only type of pig that is a grazer. Deer are definitely not a food source for warthogs.

How many roses are sold around the world?

There are about trillions of flowers in the world.

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How long does a warthog live?

Wild warthogs can live up to 15 years, but most of them have their lives cut short by predators. Warthogs in captivity (Zoos), can live as long as 18 years.

Do warthogs live in the US?

No, they do not. They live in Africa, but avoid the deserts, rain forests, and high areas.

Difference between a pig and warthog?

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Could you outrun a warthog?

No chance; most werewolves can maintain a 25 mph speed for hours at a time, and can sprint at up to 40 mph. You might survive if you're on a bike, going down a mountain.

Warthogs - how long do they live for?

Hedgehogs usually live 3 to 6 years, but they can live up to 9.

How big are warthogs?

I think that the warthog is 4-5 feet high.

What do warthogs eat?

The warthog is the only pig species that has adapted to grazing and Savannah habitats and its diet is omnivorous (like all pigs) and composed of grasses, roots, berries and other fruits, bark, fungi, eggs and carrion. The diet changes with the seasons, depending on availability of different food items. During the wet seasons warthogs graze on short perennial grasses and in the dry seasons they subsist on bulbs, rhizomes and nutritious roots.
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Warthogs are omnivores, they eat grass, bulbs and roots. Roots are their favorite. Once in a while you might find a warthog eating a dead animals or bones, but they usually eat some sort of plant. When they are about 2 weeks old, they eat their mother's poo to get the bacteria inside them necessary to digest plants.

How do warthogs move?

Warthogs have a very keen sense of smell so they sniff out their food yet they don't hunt other animals.

How do warthogs communicate?

The males make rumbles and grunt noises to communicate with their fellow hippos.

Why does the warthog run with its tail up?

It acts like a flag to indicate the presence of danger, it makes the aminal more visible

What is n female warthog called?

Isn't a male warthog called a boar just like the male domestic pig as well as the ancestors of the domestic pigs?

How many Global Positioning Systems are there around the world?

Receivers or satellites? The US has over 22 GPS satellites in orbit. The Russians have their system, the EU is getting ready to launch a system, too. Don't know about the Chinese.

What is the difference between a warthog and a wild boar?

a wild boar is a term given to any male in the pig family(suidae) and females are called sows whilst warthogs are a specific species of the family suidae native to Africa

Are warthogs dangerous?

Warthogs can be dangerous, but very generally, they are lovely animals, very good natured and calm, despite their slightly frightening experience.

What do warthogs look like?

They have evolved to be well-adapted to their environment rather than aesthetically pleasing to the human eye.

Do warthogs live in India?

No. The warthog is strictly limited to subsaharan Africa.

How many pounds does a warthog weigh?

Southern African population is about 250,000