Visayan warty pig  (Sus cebifrons)

Historically found throughout the Visayan Islands (the central archipelago of the Philippines), this species is now extinct over at least 98% of its former range, with the few surviving populations confined to fragments of remaining habitat on the islands of Negros and Panay (4). Two subspecies are currently recognised; Sus cebifrons cebifrons from the island of Cebu, which was exterminated in the mid-1990s, and S. c. negrinus from Negros. Neither the Panay animals, nor others from Masbate (assuming this population still survives), have been formally described and may represent additional subspecies (4).

Found in patches of remaining rainforest (2).