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The species we are doing is the Javelina. Javelina have a scent gland on the top of their rump covered by long hairs. They will rub their scent on rocks and tree stumps to mark their territory, as well as rubbing the scent on each other to help with identification.

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Where the species lives along the border

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Where the species lives along the border

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Javelina lives in groups or form "bands". Javelina live in many trading posts along the U.S./Mexico border.

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What the species eat and where they find food

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What the species eat and where they find food

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Javelina's feed off of desert plants, cacti stems, pads, agave hearts, roots, and flowers. Javelina's usually find food by visiting homes to find food, water, and shelter.

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The corridor they use to cross the border

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The corridor they use to cross the border

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The corridor the Javelina use to cross is between America and Mexico

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How this species was affected by the construction of the border

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How this species was affected by the construction of the border

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Javelina was affected by the border wall by their food and water sources decreasing, and breeding is very difficult.