LIVE WILD BOAR WEBCAM IN ROMANIA
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- Location: Transylvania, Romania
- Source: Bear Watching Transylvania
- Info: Live streaming webcam showing wild boar in Romania. The webcam is focussed on a forest clearing in Transylvania. Watch also for brown bears, red deer, roe deer, foxes, rabbits and wolves. The wild boar arrive around 6pm local time and the camera has night vision. You may also rewind the live stream to view an earlier scene.
More Info: The wild boar is able to adapt and live in a wide range of habitats and is found in wooded forests, grassy savanna areas, agricultural areas and shrublands of Europe, north-western Africa and Asia. The wild boar is a nocturnal mammal and spends the daytime nesting in a shelter made of grass and leaves. Wild boars are omnivorous with a diet including roots, tubers, bulbs, acorns, insects, snails, small mammals like moles, nuts, worms and even poisonous snakes.
Wild boars and domesticated pigs are the same species. They can interbreed and produce viable offspring. Wild pigs first evolved in India around 30 million years ago and later spread throughout Europe, Central Asia and Africa. After spreading to the Americas, they died out but were later reintroduced after Columbus's arrival. In prehistoric times people found that young boars could be kept in the villages and bred. As time went on domesticated wild boars evolved into domesticated pigs.
Wild boars are not endangered, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature’s Red List of Threatened Species. They are listed as "least concern" due to the wild pig's "wide range, abundance, tolerance to habitat disturbance and presence in many protected areas."
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