2.1M views · 39K reactions | What is beter than watching collared peccaries enjoy a bath? ¿Qué es mejor que ver a los saínos disfrutar de un baño? Fondo de Biodiversidad Sostenible - FBS | Guanacaste Wildlife Monitoring | Facebook

WHAT A SIGHT - PROMISING LAMB RECRUITMENT This collared bighorn sheep ewe with three of this year’s spring lambs in tow was part of a reintroduction project into Montana’s Tendoys Mountains. MTFWP Biologist Jess Newby reported that bighorn sheep are doing well here compared to mule deer and pronghorn. He recently counted 16 collared ewes with 14 lambs and four yearlings and that a population increase is expected again next year. In February 2021 twenty-six wild sheep (16 ewes, two lambs, and six

23K views · 691 reactions | In Corcovado National Park there are two types of wild pigs, the collared peccaries and the white-lipped peccaries. Both live in the same habitat but feed differently, the collared peccaries prefer to eat leaves and fruits, the white-lipped peccaries prefer to eat fruits, stems and forage on the ground for earthworms. | Surcos Tours - Costa Rica | Facebook

1.3K views · 45 reactions | COLLARED PECCARY POPULATIONS CONTINUE TO...