Baby Warthog
Baby warthogs, or piglets, are so cute! They are part of the swine family, and are related to pigs, hogs and boars. They don’t have much fur but do have a mane that goes to the middle of their back.
Baby Warthog
A litter of warthogs will have between 2-8 piglets, with 2-4 being normal. The sow (mother) stays in a hole for several weeks, nursing her piglets. They have even been known to foster piglets if losing their own. They typically wean by the 6 month mark.
Baby Hedgehog
In the animal kingdom, baby hedgehogs are called “hoglets,” and they are among the most squeal-worthy creatures. It must be the combination, coupled with that sweet expression, of their round bodies and small hands and feet sticking out. Hedgehog quills do not shoot out of their bodies, unlike porcupines, and are not dangerous – so feel free to cuddle to the delight of your heart! When they’re in danger, the quills are there to fend off predators as they curl up into a ball to protect themselves.
Baby Hedgehog
