No it does not relate to New Guinea. Europeans sold them for about a guinea, an ancient currency. The pig part comes from the fact that they sound like pigs.
I have given them to my guinea pig. She loves them! I would just make sure they're clean before offering them to your guinea pig.
The island between Australia and Asia is commonly known as New Guinea. Historically, Europeans referred to it as "New Guinea" because of its resemblance to the Guinea region in West Africa. The name was given by Spanish explorer Don Diego de Salazar in the 16th century, who noted the similarities between the indigenous people of New Guinea and those of West Africa. Today, it is recognized for its rich biodiversity and cultural diversity.
How much what?
A hutch
Yes, pumpkin seeds can be given to the guinea pig but their is always the risk of choking.
Yes, guinea pigs can be given a bath. In fact you should bathe your guinea pigs once every one to two months- just be sure to use specially fortified guinea pig or rabbit shampoo when doing so.
Yes, in fact, vegetables are a major part in a guinea pigs diet and should be given every day.
Yes, it could be possible that the male could kill the babies
Paraguay is the only landlocked country of the given. Also, Guinea is in Africa. I think you might have meant Guyana.
guinea pigs can eat staw but it should be avoided because it pokes in their eyes and irritates their skin. instead they should be given hay.
Yes, fruits and vegetables are an important part of a guinea pigs diet and they should be given at least a tablespoon a day of either.
A person from Papua New Guinea is commonly referred to as a "Papua New Guinean." The country is home to a diverse range of cultures and languages, with over 800 distinct languages spoken. Additionally, the term "New Guinean" may also be used more broadly to refer to individuals from the island of New Guinea, which is divided between Papua New Guinea and Indonesia.