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Javelina might look harmless, but getting too close can turn into a problem fast. Arizona Game & Fish says javelina have sharp tusks, strong jaws, and may charge if they feel threatened. They can be especially protective around their young, and their poor eyesight means they rely heavily on smell and sound. Most neighborhood run-ins happen when javelina are drawn in by trash, pet food, water, or people trying to feed them. So even if they look cute, they’re still wild animals. Have you ever had a close encounter with javelina? Via Arizona Game & Fish Send us your stories to be featured on the page. #Arizona #ArizonaWildlife #Javelina #OnlyInArizona #DownInnaDesert
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