Endangered
Javan Warty Pig
Sus verrucosus
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About
The Javan warty pig is a wild pig species native to the Indonesian islands of Java and Bawean. They are named for the distinctive warts on the males' faces.
Habitat
Forests and agricultural areas of Java and Bawean Island
Diet
Omnivorous - roots, fruits, insects, and small animals
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Fun Facts
- The warts on males' faces are thought to protect them during fights.
- Javan warty pigs live in small groups and are primarily active at night.
- They are an important part of the ecosystem, helping to disperse seeds and aerate soil.
Conservation
StatusEndangered
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