On Safari with Nala - Warthogs

The video provides an overview of warthogs, covering their physical characteristics, behavior, and lifestyle. It explains how warthogs use mud baths and rubbing posts for hygiene and temperature control. The video also discusses their defense mechanisms, including the use of tusks, and identifies their main predators. Additionally, it highlights the warthogs' habitat in the Okavango Delta and their ability to cross water.

What is the primary reason warthogs are named as such?

• Their ability to run fast

• Their nocturnal nature

• The growths on their heads

• Their habitat in the Okavango Delta

How do warthogs primarily regulate their body temperature?

• By sleeping in burrows

• By taking mud baths

• By running fast

• By staying in the shade

What is the purpose of the white tuft of hair on a piglet's face?

• To attract mates

• To regulate temperature

• To confuse predators

• To help with feeding

What do warthogs use their tusks for?

• To dig up bulbs and roots

• To build burrows

• To attract mates

• To swim across rivers

Which predators primarily prey on warthogs?

• Crocodiles and snakes

• Lions and leopards

• Eagles and hawks

• Hyenas and wild dogs