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Why do wild pigs live longer than domestic pigs?
Because domestic pigs are usually slaughtered, simple as that
Do free range cows live longer than caged cows?
Cows are not birds, thus they cannot be caged, they can only be stabled or confined to a corral. As far as life span is concerned, that all depends on what the culling standards are of the producer. Typically, though it is agreed that "free-range" cows do live longer than so-called "caged" or confined cows.
What lives longer a dwarf hamser or a guinea pig?
Guinea Pigs live longer than Dwarf Hamsters.
Can pigs live on 1 acre?
Pigs don't roam like horses or cows. They only need a shelter and enclosure. So 1 acre is more than adequate for a small group of pigs.
On a farm there are twenty fewer cows than twice the number of pigs If there are fifty cows how many pigs are there?
Thirty cows.
Are pigs considered to be cattle?
Pigs and cows are not the same animal at all. Pigs are much smaller than cows and they are omnivores instead of herbivores. They don't have a furry coat and they have tightly curled tails. Cows or cattle are large herbivores with furry coats and long tails that have a tassel at the end. Cattle can also have horns in some breeds.
Does a guinea pig live longer than a hamster?
Yes, guinea pigs live from about 6-8 years hamsters only about 5. ---------------known from experience------------------- Guinea pigs tend to live longer, up to 8-10 years with very good care. Hamsters in most cases live to 3 years, but can live longer with excellent care, as above^^^^^^^^^^^ :)
Do horses live longer than humans?
they live about the same amount of years. some race horses might live longer because they are in better physical shape, but for the most part, all horses live 20+ years
Are pigs cuter than cows?
Oh, my friend, both pigs and cows have their own unique charm and beauty. Pigs with their curly tails and playful nature, and cows with their big, gentle eyes and peaceful presence. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, so let's appreciate and love all animals for the joy they bring to our world.
What is the difference in the digestion of cellulose in pigs and cows?
Cows are able to utilize more from the cellulose than pigs are, because cows have a digestive system that enables them to break down the cellulose into smaller pieces through the process of fermentation. Pigs, on the other hand, are not ruminants (which cows are), but are monogastrics, and cannot efficiently utilize cellulose like cows can. So, essentially, cellulose will simply "pass through" the system without much being taken away from it.
Why do pigs produce less milk than cows?
Their Baby's Drain It. Why Would You Drink Oigs Milk Anyway ?
Why can a cow eat large amounts of hay and a pig can't?
For one, cows are much bigger than pigs and thus have larger stomachs. Two, cows are able to digest a lot of hay much more efficiently than pigs can. Three, the digestiive systems are different between a cow and a pig. Cows are fore-gut fermentors or ruminants. Pigs are monogastrics. Fore-gut fermentors are built to digest roughages like forages, where as monogastrics are built to digest a diet high in starches, protein and carbohydrates much more efficiently (without getting sick) than cows. Four, cows love hay. Pigs don't, and they normally wouldn't even touch the stuff.
