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“As the name implies, hognose, the nose kind of looks like a pig face it turns up like a pig snout and what they use that ...

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In your average patch of Eastern woodlands, there will be spiders burrowing beneath the soil ... voracious flesh-eating creatures consume? Insects, of course. Also: fish, tadpoles, frogs, lizards ...

the nose kind of looks like a pig face it turns up like a pig snout and what they use that upturned snout for is to help burrow in the sand,” explains zookeeper Garret Cole. He says they look ...