They push themselves backwards into these caves to be prepared to notice and fight enemies. Warthogs are strong enough to fight hyenas or cheetahs, but cannot defeat a lion. Warthogs in the Kruger Park Warthogs belong to the boar family. In contrast to their European relatives with a fur growing all over, they only have spots of dense fur on the throat and on the back. They look proud, however, at least the males with their powerful tusks.
Warthogs are day animals and spend most of their time looking for food.
They mainly feed on grass and roots. While grazing, they kneel on their front legs and even move around on their knees, which gives them a comical look. 33 Andrews Street, Hout Bay 7800, South Africa. All rights reserved.