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both head and feet. When feeding, it often bends the front legs backwards and move around staying on the knuckles. Although it can dig its own burrow, it commonly occupies an abandoned burrow of an aardvark or other animal. The warthog commonly enters burrows "back-end first", with the head always facing the opening and ready to burst out as needed.
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Africa
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