A collared peccary, or javelina, clings to a steep, rocky embankment interspersed with gnarled roots

A collared peccary, or javelina, clings to a steep, rocky embankment interspersed with gnarled roots. The peccary's coarse gray fur is visible, along with its tan snout and distinctive white collar. It grips the rugged terrain with its hooves, appearing well-adapted to the harsh environment. The background consists of a mix of stones, soil, and root structures, suggesting a rocky hillside habitat.