Lions are generally not very successful at digging warthogs out of their burrows. Warthogs use burrows to protect themselves from predators, and these burrows can be quite deep and complex. Here are some reasons why lions struggle with this: Lions are not built for digging. Their claws and paws are adapted for hunting and killing, not for digging through tough earth. Warthog burrows can be quite deep, often with multiple chambers and narrow entrances. This makes it difficult for lions to reach t

Warthogs can run fast! [VID: Did you know? Warthogs can reach speeds of up to 34 miles per hour. They have longer legs than other swine. This helps them to escape from the large predators in their African habitat. They are hunted by many species, including lions, cheetahs, leopards and hyenas. Despite these threats, warthogs are not endangered -- unlike many of their African counterparts. Warthogs are quick to adapt to new conditions. They prefer to forage in the morning and early evening. But w