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Check out the tusks on this sow! Both male and female warthogs have modified canines or tusks. They are used for defense and foraging for food. 🐗 #ulwazi #thandasafari #warthog #sow #beautifulcreatures #curly #tusks

#Repost @africanaturetraining • • • • • A big bull checking out one of the bee hives on the reserve and deciding against interfering with it!! There has been a lot of fascinating research conducted regarding elephants reaction to bees which led to the use of protective bee fences around croplands in Kenya. The truth is elephants are not at all fond of bees and generally beat a hasty retreat whenever they encounter them. 🐝🐝🐝 #thanda #bees #elephants #amazinganimals

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