Caption

Through scent marks on themselves or on objects, conspecifics of an animal species receive a wide variety of information, this also happens between animals of the same sex, such as these two wild boar (Sus scrofa), physical contact, social behaviour, smell, sniffing, Germany

Date

Nov 07, 2014

Credit line

Photo12/imageBROKER/Schulz Helge

Reference

BRK26B69_058

Model release

NA

Property release

No

License type

Royalty free

Available size

45.7Mb (3.4Mb) / 16.3in x 10.9in / 4896 x 3264 (300dpi)

Keywords

several deserted many little young livestock farming two family water physical contact creek body of water sow Pig Wild boar animal behaviour animal Northern Germany German Europe female animal object Even-toed ungulate animal family information female young animal horizontal group sniff smell wild sow Mammal european North German social behaviour receive adult Germany Many Animals several animals juvenile type group of animals wild boar parent animal adult animal mature Central Europe conspecific same-sex Animal species mother animal Vertebrate bunch of no one numerous tiny stock farming 2 waterfront brook waters Domestic Pig boar North Germany cub female wild boar Mammalian social behavior German Federal Republic genus old animal Middle Europe fellow species same-gender mother multiple No People plenty small stream wild pig suckling Republic of Germany kind animal mother nobody little River hatchling FRG species dam uninhabited small river empty families creeks sows Pigs Wild boars animals female animals objects Even-toed ungulates animal families females young animals horizontally groups sniffing smelling wild sows Mammals social behaviours receiving juveniles types groups of animals wild boars parent animals adult animals matures conspecifics mother animals brooks Domestic Pigs cubs Mammalians sucklings animal mothers hatchlings BRD dams water body Water area open water animal behavior Europe's youngster youngs sniffs smells Northern German receives juvenil animal child animal childs