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Do pigs eat candy canes?
Pigs will eat about anything people will eat, and then some things that they won't. Candy is not really good for your pig though. Obesity can be an issue, so you want to feed them right.
What does a guinea pig and a hamster eat?
Really Guinea pigs are NOTHING like real pigs. Guinea pigs do do some things that pigs do such as graze on food all day and can make some noises that people might think pig like! but guinea pigs are herbivores so they dont eat meat unlike pigs who will eat nearly anything!!
Are wild pigs omnivores?
yes because they eat things like berries and dead things
What do the yanomami Indians eat?
The Yanomami Indians eat of things that come out of the Jungle. Some of their foods are: snakes, pigs, sweet potatoes, crabs, larvae, and (on occasion) honey.
Can pigs eat fruit?
because pigs are omnivors they can eat almost any kind of food. pigs can eat bananas but in the wild they usually eat things like dead insects, worms, bark, garbich, even dead pigs! in the wild they will forage for food. they mainly eat leaves, grass, roots, frutes, and flowers.
Do pigs eat there babyies?
Some sows (mother pigs) will eat their young. Usually the cause is a nutritional deficit, but some sows are viscious to their young.
Do pigs eat grass or plants?
Pigs are farmed around the world. In the wild, pigs will eat various things. Grass might often be a staple of their diet.
What if guinea pigs are sick what do they eat then?
They will eat the same things as before maybe just a lesser quantity.
Can Guinea pigs have sugar free cake?
no. guinea pigs should not eat human food.
Do pigs go to the bathroom?
all things that eat have to poop so yes
What do animals eat in Australia?
People in Australia will eat things such as chickens, cows and pigs like Americans. They will also eat kangaroos and alligators.
What animals do they eat in Australia?
People in Australia will eat things such as chickens, cows and pigs like Americans. They will also eat kangaroos and alligators.
