Pygmy Hogs Conservation and Facts

The video discusses the pygmy hog, the world's smallest and rarest pig, native to northern India. These pigs live in dense grasslands, which are under threat from human activities. Conservation efforts have been successful, with pygmy hogs being bred in captivity and released into the wild, ensuring their survival.

Where can the world's smallest and rarest pig, the pygmy hog, be found?

• Southern India

• Northern India

• Western India

• Eastern India

What is one of the main threats to the habitat of pygmy hogs?

• Urbanization

• Deforestation

• Overfishing

• Livestock grazing and burning

How have humans contributed to the conservation of pygmy hogs?

• By creating artificial habitats

• By breeding them in captivity

• By relocating them to zoos

• By feeding them in the wild

How long ago was the pygmy hog thought to be extinct?

• 10 years ago

• 15 years ago

• 20 years ago

• 25 years ago

What is a notable feature of pygmy hoglets?

• They are larger than adult pygmy hogs

• They can fit in the palm of your hand

• They are born with tusks

• They are nocturnal

What is essential for the future survival of pygmy hogs?

• More natural predators

• Increased tourism

• Continued human support

• Isolation from humans