Bush Pig

The bush pig is a member of the pig family indigenous to reed beds, woodlands, riverbanks, and riverine thickets of southern Pasia as well as all of the Gouba continent. They are omnivorous and their diet can include roots, crops or carrion. They grunt softly while foraging, and make a long, resonant growl as an alarm call. They are a significant nuisance in the agricultural regions of Owanda, and are hunted fairly extensively. However, the population of bushpigs in the farming areas continues to grow despite the hunting efforts, due to the largely inaccessible terrain, abundance of food, lack of predators, and their rapid ability to adapt to hunting methods. In Islamic parts of Gouba, it is a further nuisance because, as it is a pig, it is not permitted to be eaten. Its meat is considerably leaner than pork. 
== Gallery ==
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Category:Animals
Category:Fauna of Gouba
Category:Fauna of Pasia