When the Outdoors Invades: Javelinas Break Into Arizona Home

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Jenny Wantland of Tucson, Arizona woke up to a surprise in her screened porch area—a band of javelinas taking a rest under the foosball table. She recorded the moment she discovered them and described how she has no idea how they got in, later posting the video to Instagram.

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“What the heck, my man?” Wantland says as one of the javelinas walks calmly up to her as she films. “This is my house. You can’t come inside my house.”

The javelinas made a bit of a mess before they settled under the foosball table, scattering some chicken feed onto the ground and moving some things around. By the time Wantland finds them, it seems like they think they also live there now.

See the javelinas that broke into an Arizona home here:

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