Very much so. Feral pigs in Australia are a huge ecological disaster, as they are omnivores that eat both native plants and native animals, particularly the eggs of birds and reptiles. They have been known to eat the chicks of birds as well. They frequently destroy the habitat of native animals because they trample it and eat the vegetation there.
All Australian native animals are protected by law. Cats, dogs, rabbits and foxes roaming the bush should be shot on sight. These introduced animals are the greatest threat to Australia's native wildlife.
The European fox is introduced. Most Australian mammals are marsupials and the fox is an introduced placental mammals which is a considerable threat to Australia's native wildlife.
yes, pigs are animals, of course they are.
no Guinea pigs are domesticated and easy to breed so their is no threat of extinction
no pigs are one of the dirteyest animals on the planet
Australian Fur Seal and Australian Pelican are animals in Australia. The Australian Magpie is another Australian animal.
Pigs grunt and charge at the other animals the normally frightens them ,the pigs do this movement as a defense maneuver.
There are pigs in Florida but not exclusively.
It can be; pigs are omnivorous.
No, guinea pigs are not nocturnal animals.
Guinea pigs are prey animals and have no actual defenses aside from hiding and freezing. Eyesight doesn't do much if a predator is stalking the prey. Guinea pigs have great hearing and an excellent sense of smell - both of these senses do much more in helping a prey animal detect a threat.
the threat is hunting for the animals that live there. .