We've setup an automated video camera system at a watering hole located in southeastern Arizona to take pictures of the native wildlife. A prominent resident of Arizona is the collared peccary, also commonly known as the Javalina or musk hog.
Primary food includes the prickly pear cactus.
Also known to eat eggs and carrion. Behavior Typically avoid human contact, but may become very dangerous if a group member is injured, leading to an attack by the entire group. Reproduction Arizona species typically mate in February or March and produce a litter of 1-4 young. Gestation period is 115 days. Range 0.5 to 8 square km.