Mouse Mat : Collard Peccary (Tayassu tajacu) eating cactus in American Southwest
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Collard Peccary (Tayassu tajacu) eating cactus in American Southwest
TOM-1099
Collared Peccary / Javelina - Feeding on Cactus
North America
Tayassu tajacu
Tom & Pat Leeson
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Javelina's Spiky Snack Attack - A Wild Pig's Love Affair with Cactus Cuisine!
EDITORS COMMENTS
. In this photo, we witness the hilarious dining habits of a Collared Peccary, also known as Javelina, in the American Southwest. With its comically expressive face buried deep within a beaver tail cactus, this feisty mammal fearlessly indulges in its favorite delicacy - prickly cacti! With jaws of steel and an iron stomach, our javelina friend proves that nothing can stand between it and a tasty meal. The sheer determination on its face is priceless as it navigates through the treacherous spines to reach the succulent flesh hidden beneath. As wild pig meets wild plant, one cannot help but marvel at nature's ingenuity. Who knew that these tough-skinned creatures would find such pleasure in devouring something so seemingly impenetrable? It seems they have developed their own secret technique for dealing with those pesky thorns! This incredible snapshot captures not only the unique feeding behavior of these North American natives but also showcases their adaptability and resilience in harsh desert environments. So next time you spot a collared peccary chowing down on some cactus delights, remember to appreciate their unwavering dedication to fine dining – even if it means getting up close and personal with some seriously spiky cuisine!
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