African Warthog

Also known as common warthogs, weighing between 50 and 75 kg, they are named for warts under the eyes, which may help protect the eyes when digging for food. The head is larger and accounts for one-third of the body length. The back has a mane. 4 fangs, long and sharp. Living alone or in groups, good at digging holes. It feeds on grasses, mosses and tubers, and occasionally eats carrion.