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Warthogs in Queen Elizabeth National Park can be observed attending "mongoose spas". In a unique example of mutualism between two mammal species, the pigs will walk up to packs of banded mongooses, lie down, and allow the mongooses to eat the ticks, fleas

Warthogs in Queen Elizabeth National Park can be observed attending "mongoose spas". In a unique example of mutualism between two mammal species, the pigs will walk up to packs of banded mongooses, lie down, and allow the mongooses to eat the ticks, fleas

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