Wild Boar Piglet
Sus scrofa (piglet)
Wild boar piglets live in forests, scrub, wetlands, and farmland edges, usually staying close to dense cover. They feed on roots, fallen fruit, shoots, insects, and other small foods exposed by rooting adults. Their striped coat breaks up their outline in leaf litter, helping them hide when threatened. When alarmed, a piglet may freeze, dash for cover, or give a sharp squeal.
- Type
- Stealth
- Conservation status
- LC
Growth chain
- Wild Boar Piglet
- Wild Boar