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Hogzilla | National Geographic


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00:00:10invasive species expert Martin Golding

00:00:13is investigating a startling phenomena

00:00:16less than 20 years ago England was

00:00:19completely free of wild boar today

00:00:22hundreds prowl the forests here but

00:00:27while Chris Griffin wouldn’t face

00:00:28Hogzilla without a gun Martin’s only got

00:00:31a flashlight which is playing a game of

00:00:34chance we know they’re about as we’ve

00:00:36heard them in the distance on one rarely

00:00:39close up because it makes the hair on

00:00:41the back of your neck stand up so we’re

00:00:43just gonna walk quietly through the

00:00:45woods without it open just listening

00:00:49this is not just a bottle of water this

00:00:52is a wild boar that has been wallowing

00:00:54and you can see where the sides down

00:00:58where the animal is rolled was very well

00:01:02this is very conspicuous oval-shaped

00:01:05patch of water over the border rolling

00:01:11the animal he seeks is the Eurasian wild

00:01:14boar an ancestor of Hogzilla and perhaps

00:01:17the close relative

00:01:23the wild boars returned to britain holds

00:01:26a sobering lesson hogs have abilities

00:01:29were just beginning to fathom some form

00:01:35of pig has walked the earth

00:01:37for 40 million years their earliest Pig

00:01:41had a head more than 3 feet long bigger

00:01:44than the entire body of a grown wild

00:01:46boar today some prehistoric pigs reached

00:01:50the size of cows and many had long horn

00:01:53like protrusions on their heads over

00:01:57time they evolved into the smaller wild

00:02:00boars that still roam forests around the

00:02:02world they may be smaller but today’s

00:02:07wild hogs carry an arsenal of weapons

00:02:09long tusks tough shoulders like battle

00:02:14shields long powerful snouts that can

00:02:17smell an enemy up to 7 miles away

00:02:21they’ve got terrifying built-in

00:02:23armaments but thousands of years ago

00:02:26wild boar used an even better weapon to

00:02:29survive their brain when civilization

00:02:32was young wild boar formed a strategic

00:02:35relationship and started living with

00:02:38humans

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