Pigs

A pig uses its snout to root around in the ground for food like roots, insects, and small mammals. It also uses its snout to sniff out food and to communicate with other pigs through various vocalizations and scent markings.

"He is a pig" is an example of a metaphor. It is a figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable in order to suggest a resemblance.

a female pig is called a 'sow'

While an adult female pig is called a 'sow', that term is not applied until adulthood. All baby female pig is a 'gilt'.

Signs that a sow or gilt is about to farrow include restlessness, nesting behavior, swollen vulva, and milk production. Additionally, a drop in body temperature can also indicate that farrowing is imminent.

Pigs typically live in structures called pens or pigsties on farms. In the wild, they may create nests or burrows in the ground for shelter and protection.

Pigs can have large litters, typically ranging from 8 to 14 piglets per litter. However, the number can vary depending on the breed and the health of the sow.

Pigs can live in a sty, which is a shelter typically made of wood or concrete. Sties provide protection from the elements and a place for pigs to rest. However, some pigs may also live in other types of housing such as barns or pastures.

Glue is obtained from collagen, a protein found in various parts of the pig's body, including the skin, bones, and connective tissues. These parts are processed and boiled down to extract the collagen, which is then used to make glue.

Female pot belly pigs become pregnant through mating with a male pig. The male pig mounts the female from the rear and ejaculation occurs. Sperm is then transferred to the female's reproductive tract, fertilizing the eggs.

The fore rib area on a pig is located towards the front of the animal on the rib cage, right behind the shoulder and before the loin. This area typically includes the ribs 4-6. It is a versatile and flavorful cut of meat commonly used in pork roasts and ribs.

No. Pigs are good at being pigs but they are not really smart. We raise hundreds of pigs on pasture on our farm as well as a large pack of livestock working dogs to guard and herd our animals. The dogs are far more intelligent than the pigs. If you split a pig's heads in half you find a brain of about the size of a small chicken egg, just a few ounces, in an animal that weighs 1,000 lbs. Dogs have far bigger brains and more importantly they have cooperation between pack members. The dogs have self recognition and far more complex language than the pigs. The dogs learn things faster and of greater complexity than the pigs. Pigs on the other hand are very good at being pigs, at eating and growing fast. Pigs are very self-centered so they don't do the level of cooperative behavior found in packs or, of course, in humans. Our brains are orders of magnitude larger on the absolute and relative scale. Pigs are good at being pigs but they're not dogs and certainly not the equals of humans.

After and explosion at the ConAgra Plant (maker of Penrose products) in 2009 the company discontinued the sale of their jarred sausages and pigs feet.

Ok, I have found the Penrose sausage jarred. Same sausage same formula, both hot and regular. In fact the sausages are of a little better quality meat but still have that same texture we love. Look for "Backroad Country" manufactured by Troyer Cheese, Inc, Millersburg OH 44645.

A drove of pigs if the collective noun for pigs on the move

no it doesent if it was no one will eat it trust me == ==

Yes they do, working in a butchers for over 5 years and having seen many dead pigs i can say their tails definitey uncurl.

Pigs commonly live on farms or in areas where they can roam freely. They are often housed in pens or barns to provide shelter and protection from the elements. In the wild, pigs can be found in forests, grasslands, and wetlands.

There are likely more/better reasons, here's some: - Humans and pigs are both omnivores - Certain organs are similar enough between the species to be able to function in the other species without the body rejecting it - Pigs are deemed to be one of the most intelligent animals (bringing them somewhat closer to humans)

Udder is probably derived from 'under'. You could consider that pigs, goats, and cows all have udders.

Yes, guinea pigs can have a noticeable odor due to their urine and feces. Keeping their cage clean and providing proper ventilation can help minimize any smells. Regular bathing and grooming can also help reduce any odors from the guinea pig itself.

Yes, pigs can carry the virus influenza A (H1N1), commonly known as swine flu. People can catch swine flu from pigs through direct contact or exposure to infected pigs or their environments. It is important to practice good hygiene and take necessary precautions when interacting with pigs to prevent the spread of the virus.

A fetal pig's lungs are collapsed because they are filled with fluid while in the uterus. This allows for easier passage through the birth canal and prevents the lungs from being damaged during development. Once the pig is born and takes its first breath, the lungs expand and fill with air.

Pig saliva is the fluid produced by the salivary glands of pigs. It helps in moistening food for easier swallowing, contains enzymes that start the digestion process, and can also contain antimicrobial properties that help to protect the pig's mouth and throat from infection.

Pigs belong to the kingdom Animalia, phylum Chordata, class Mammalia, order Artiodactyla, family Suidae. The domestic pig is known as Sus scrofa domesticus.

Sewing someone's anus shut and continuously feeding them can lead to serious health complications such as a bowel obstruction, sepsis, and potential rupture of the intestines, but it is unlikely to result in an explosion. This kind of behavior is extremely harmful, dangerous, and illegal. If you or someone you know is in danger, please seek help immediately.