Wild boars appeared in Nordelta, a private residential complex in Tigre, Argentina, during a dispute over operations related to capybara translocations. Residents expressed surprise and fear on social media as the animals moved in herds, damaging plants and trash. A group of neighbors has filed a formal complaint, and it is currently unknown if the boars are still within the complex. It is unclear how the wild boars entered the private area, though many suggest it may be linked to soil and tree removal for the construction of new homes in the zone. This unusual incident occurred amidst the operations to relocate capybaras, where some neighbors supported the action to prevent the animals from being run over, while others were against the measures taken by the authorities of the Province of Buenos Aires.
