Thank you to Kaye Lynne Booth for hosting this month’s In Touch with Nature post which features warthogs (also now known as pumbaas – thank you, Disney).
Roberta Writes – Repost: In Touch with Nature – Meet Pumbaa the Warthog and a treat
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Fascinating.
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Thanks, Andrew
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You’re welcome.
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Wonderful post about warthogs, Robbie.
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Thanks, Tim 😊💓
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My pleasure, Robbie. 😊
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This is Warthog Central! Very informative post, Robbie.
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Well, I learned things I never knew about these animals. When I read about them using already made burrows and entering butt first, I imagined an animal all snuggled in for the night when this large hairy rear end starts scooting in. 🙂
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🤣😂, they often share holes with aardvarks. Aardvarks are nocturnal so it’s time share 😉
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Nature is amazing!
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Yes ❣️
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Clicking over to read.
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Thanks 🙏🌞
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You’re welcome!
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💛
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So much interesting information about warthogs, Robbie! I had the same image as Jan–now I’m imagining them timesharing with aardvarks. Or like workers with different shifts who share rooms.
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Tee-hee, warthogs! Cute little ones are best.
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Yes, I agree. The babies are adorable.
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