Warthog Pictures
Warthog pictures don't often show the comical African wild pig with
tusks of this size.These are exceptional. The upper tusk normally average
around about six inches and they are used as aids in digging up the grass,
tubers, roots and bulbs that it feeds on and also as a defensive weapon against
attacks by lion and leopard.
You might also have seen a warthog pic where they are trotting through
the grass with their tails up in the air.
They probably do this to keep together in the long grass because their
eyesight is rather poor.
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