This is the most unusual and interesting creature ever! I would like you to you to meet Georgie. He is a hairy bush-hog. You may never see one in your entire life, read on to find out more.
Appearance
Most of the hairy bush-hogs have spikes, but Georgie has fur. A hairy bush-hog is 120mm tall when they are born and he will grow to about 190mm when he is an adult. This unusual animal’s tongue can change colour depending on his mood, like purple when he is bored. Most hairy bush-hogs have a little square body because they like to eat electrical objects like iPods. Hairy bush-hogs have an orange glow in their dark eyes. Georgie can see over one kilometre away from were he is standing because he has very good eye sight. They have gigantic ears which makes their hearing amazing. The funniest thing about this animal is their fingers. His fingers are so skinny that you would think they might snap off when they are climbing trees.
Diet
Georgie’s favourite food is electrical objects. He mostly likes iPods, phones and cameras. Hairy bush-hogs get all their food off wire and tubtum trees. All hairy bush-hogs like pink, purple and orange jelly beans, berries and all the skittles of the rainbow.
Predators
Bush-hogs have many predators. Georgie’s worst predator is the long fingered lemur. Their other hated predators are crocodiles, beavers and long neck turtles.
Behaviour
Bush-hogs start to act a little bit strange when a predator is approaching. When a predator is near, Georgie screams at the top of his voice and jumps on the predator and acts really crazy. All a bush-hog does is eat, drink, play and sleep.
Life Cycle
The life cycle of a bush-hog is weird. First the bush-hog will make a very small nest that is about 11cm long. The nest is in a tree. Second, the hairy bush-hog will lay some hexagon shaped eggs. They will hatch after four days.
I hope you have learnt more about Georgie and his family, the hairy bush-hogs and their unusual personalities and appearance.
