Top 10 Prehistoric Animals That Are Still Alive Today

Babirusas are very much like your ordinary somewhat crabby pig – aside from the way that guys have colossal tusks that develop upwards right through their noses and bend back towards their heads. If unrestrained for a considerable length of time, the tusks can pierce their brows. The lower tusks of babirusas develop upwards too, making the creature resemble a pig variant of an orc.

The babirusa is mature enough to show up on Indonesian cavern canvases somewhere in the range of 35,000 years prior. Today, a few visit administrators are offering babirusa-watching safaris in the Nantu Forest and Tangkoko Nature Reserve in Indonesia.