Three wild boar return home to Maesteg farm
The farmer who lost part of his wild boar herd in a burglary says some of those which escaped have returned.
And these little piggies came home...
Farmer Greg Davies - who lost around 40 of his herd of wild boar during a burglary at the weekend - saw some of them find their way home today.
Mr Davies said he saw four of them near the farm early this morning and "whistled them back". Two boar and one sow went through the gate but another decided to run off again.
South Wales Police are warning that although the animals are not an immediate threat to public safety, they may charge anyone who tries to approach them as the boars will be disorientated, confused and are not used to being out of their pens.
Six people have been arrested and bailed in connection with the burglary and escape.
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