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Greystoke
02 January 2012
It’s unusual for the normally shy warthog to lose its fear of people. Our warthog family have become regular visitors, they love eating the palm nuts around camp. Occasionally they turn up during our lunch and the smell of freshly backed bread is enough for them to come and investigate. Of course we don’t feed them though!
The two babies, now three, are nearly as big as mum and looking very healthy.
Warthogs come for lunch.
Thanks Claudia Morawetz for the photo.
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