Animals

The wild boar is a resourceful and resilient species, perfectly suited to life in wetlands and mangrove forests. These animals use their strong snouts to forage for roots, tubers, insects, and small animals, playing a crucial role in aerating the soil and promoting vegetation growth.

Wild boars are social animals, often living in groups called sounders. In wetlands, they rely on water sources not just for drinking but also for wallowing in mud, which helps them cool off and protect against parasites.

However, wild boars are often hunted and face habitat loss due to human expansion. Protecting wetland habitats is essential to maintaining the balance of ecosystems where these animals play a key role.