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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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What is the life expectancy of a Warthog?
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You could look for a question in the warthogs category (on this site), that asks about their average lifespan (age), and answer the question. Your contribution would be valuable to other members who are doing research for a project in the future.
How does a Warthog survive?
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warthogs have adapted there hearing so that they can hear better, have ears on the side of their heads so that they can see if a predator is coming, good hearing so they can hear anything coming and have very thin hair so that they can loose body heat quicker as they live in the African Plains.
What is English family life like?
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It is much like family life in any other country - there are arguments and happy times and a mix of emotions just like everywhere else.
I think you may need to make the question a bit more specific.
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How many targets stores are around the world?
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How can you get rid of the turret from the warthog on Halo 3?
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Try here: http://videotutorialspot.info/2008/02/computer-video-games/halo-3-glitches-tricks-turret-less-warthog-convertible-wraith/
Should help, though you may have to watch it a few times.
What symbiotic relationship do the warthog and ostrich have?
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the ostrich eats ticks off the the warthog while the warthog is getting clean .
How many known conflicts are going on around the world at the moment?
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10 Nope Wrong there is thrice that amount. There are 82 world conflicts
Why did so many civilizations around the world believe in Dragons?
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Seeing dragon-esque figures in Ancient Chinese paintings and such is not uncommon.
So how could this have been possible for these undeniably different cultures to develop the same idea?
Occam's Razor may seem to answer : dragons really do exist!
Jung, student of pronounced teacher Sigmund Freud, believed that humans have not only a personal unconscious but also a collective one. Meaning this : human beings have not only a personal unconscious (most people think of only their personal unconscious), but another set of ideas humans are naturally inborn with, perhaps even genetically.
Humans all are born with similar traits, most usually two arms, two legs, etc… why could we not also be born with some similar ideas?
Dragons are not the only items that have appeared in different places independently.. The Nazi Swastika is almost identical to a Buddhist symbol for peace, neither knew the other until much later.
Look into Jung's essay 'The Personal and Collective Unconscious'.
Where do gazelles impala wildebeests and young warthogs live?
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They live in the savannas of Africa.
What is the halo warthog called in real life?
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Ther is no actual completely working warhog in the world, although several replicas have been creted. However there is one military vehicle call ed the warhog armored vehicle. This is a larger troop carrier.
What kind of fruit do warthogs eat?
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Warthogs are omnivorous scavengers of the African savanah. Their diet consists mostly of grasses, roots, berries and other fruits, bark, fungi, eggs and carrion found in the regions they live in. So the fruit that a warthog consumes is dependant on its surroundings.
What are the shelters for an African warthog?
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the shelter for a warthog is its surroundings and the trees it makes its own home
