HOGLET HUMPDAY FEATURE SPECIES : Bornean Bearded Pig, Sus barbatus

Gestation period: 90-120 days wild; 100-160 days captive.
Litter size: Highly variable, avg. 7-9. Small females may only produce 3-4, while large, well-conditioned females may have up to 12.
Weaning: Unknown. Piglets begin solid foods at just a few weeks.
Sexual maturity: 1.5 years, but mating occurs ~4 years.
Life span: 13-16 years.

Mothers build large, deep nests out of foliage; in which newborn piglets will remain for about a week after birth.
In the wild, bearded pigs breed year-round, with a noted peak in mating activity when fruit trees end their flowering cycle. Thus most births occur when fruits are ripe. Females may be able to raise two litters within a year if food is especially abundant. Mothers are very protective of their offspring and will chase away even other bearded pigs.
Infants have a distinctive pattern of pale stripes which begins to fade at approximately 5 weeks of age ('beard' growth also begins around then).

- Pumbaa..
- Yes Timon ?
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- ... Goodbye Timon...