Spanish Wild Boars

Spanish Wild Boars (Sus scrofa baeticus) or Wild Hogs. This is a small sub-species found in Iberia.
Cazorla Natural Park, Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN
RANGE: Iberian Peninsula
They live in groups of up to 50 which consist of several sows & their offspring. individuals. Males join only in the breeding season. Usually noctural or cropuscular. They eat almost anything from grass, nuts, berries, carrion, roots, refuse, insects, small reptiles to young deer or lambs.

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Contained in galleries: Southern Spain

Spanish Wild Boars (Sus scrofa baeticus) or Wild Hogs. This is a small sub-species found in Iberia.<br />
Cazorla Natural Park, Jaén Province, Andalusia. SPAIN<br />
RANGE: Iberian Peninsula<br />
They live in groups of up to 50 which consist of several sows & their offspring. individuals. Males join only in the breeding season. Usually noctural or cropuscular. They eat almost anything from grass, nuts, berries, carrion, roots, refuse, insects, small reptiles to young deer or lambs.