Pigs

In the fetal pig, the esophageal opening is located dorsal to the glottis. The esophagus lies to the top of the stomach, in close proximity to the diaphragm.

NO,there is no small fish that makes sound.The smallest fish that makes noise is a dog fish.

Pigs have both metatarsals and metacarpals in their skeleton. Tarsals are located on the hind legs and carpals on the front legs. So, when they walk, they walk on both metatarsals and metacarpals.

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The label the waiter guy pulls of her dungerees bottoms was stopping the inflation, after it was pulled off, her butt started to inflate because of she has such a huge bum, and it was free of it's confines, so it, when freed, started to inflate, tearing off her clothes and started to regain it's former shape. Either that of she just decided to become fatter.

No, that is physically impossible. And not to mention gross, disgusting, and revolting.

Pigs are omnivores. They'll eat vegetables, grains, and most of your table scraps. Because they have no sweat glands, they roll in mud to protect their skin. These things comprise the niche of the pig. The niche of the pig is to fertilize soil.

The pharynx in a pig is located in the throat, as it is in humans.

Sausage is typically made from ground pork meat, which is sourced from various parts of the pig's body such as the shoulder, belly, or back. Different types of sausage may use different cuts of meat, seasonings, and casings to create unique flavors and textures.

You can carefully check the mother guinea pig's stomach to feel for any remaining babies. Additionally, monitor her behavior for signs of distress or restlessness, which could indicate there are more babies. Lastly, consult with a veterinarian to ensure all babies have been delivered safely.

Flying pigs do exist. They are the coolest things ever!! Only certain people like Emily can see them. Other people can't!!

There is no such thing as a teacup pig; it was a scam that went way overboard in England, and when everyone there started to find out the truth, the scam moved to the US. Even (but of course not limited to) Animal Planet stated in their Pets 101 Pigs episode that there are NO SUCH THING AS A TEACUP PIG.

There are no such things as micro minis or tea cup pigs. That's not to say there arent gentically small ones, but "teacup" is a word stolen from dog breeders by pig breeders who want to command a higher price and sucker you into buying something that will stay small and they even go so far as to malnurish their piglets to stunt them. You can expect any pot belly pig to mature between 150 and 400 lbs.

When they're born, about the size of a teacup (hence the name). After 3-5 years, they grow up to be about 200 pounds!! In other words, much too big to be a housepet. That is the reason why the are called "miniature" pigs though-- the normal farm pig is a whopping 600-800 pounds.

Beware of unscrupulous breeders or sellers who claim they have teacup pigs. THERE IS NO SUCH THING.

I have a guine pig named toffee. Each morning I give her a pieace of lettuce and pieace of cucumber and a few grapes and a pieace of carret. I usally wash the food I give my guine pig under the sink. so the posin comes off the food and she gets enough liquid.

my guine pig doesn't drink water she gets all the liquid she needs from the fruit and vegs.

Guiens pigs eat when ever there hungry. If they ate all the food by the end of the night, its good to give then a corn on the cob and a pieace of tomato and mabey a apple cor for her to last in the night.

Its good to play with your guine pig every day like pat your guine pig and talk to them and give them a little run a around on the grass. Guine pigs could eat grass though not weeds! ecpessaly when the weeds are sprayed with weed killer.

Many foods are good for guinea pigs including vegetables and store-bought food. BEWARE! some foods are poisonous to guinea pigs! Including potato skins and raw beans. Hope this helped :)

Timothy hay and pellets are good for guinea pigs.

Pigs being raised for commercial purposes (generally for slaughter for human consumption) live on farms, which can range in size from a backyard to a multi-acre complex. However, there are also feral hogs that live in the wild, or at least outside of human control.

Pigs can be in season at any time of year. Sows or gilts can be back into breeding again around 3-5 days after their previous litter has been weaned from them. Sow= female pig Gilt= female pig who has had under 2 litters of piglets Weaned= taken off their motehrs milk and on to solid foods Hope it helpS!

Marshmallows do not typically contain pig fat, but they can sometimes contain gelatin which is derived from animals including pigs. It's best to check the ingredients label or choose marshmallows that are labeled as vegan or made without gelatin if you want to avoid pig-derived ingredients.

How much an adult pig weighs depends greatly on the species. Some species of pics only reach weights of 75 to 100 pounds whereas larger breeds can reach 200 to 300 pounds.

Bovine is another term for cow. Gelatin made from a bovine source would contain cow, not pig.

WORMER.... Many available but... I use panacur pellets (1.5%), Fenbendazole 15mg in 1g pellets. From Intervet, pellets are palatable and easy to administer and weigh out if you have accurate gram scales. FIRST: Weigh your pig. Can use heart girth squared (m), multiply by length (m) and then multiply by 69.3 to get weight in KG. ie length from between ears to top of tail, and heart girth round pig behind shoulders. Then weigh out 5g pellets per 15kg of pig weight ( 1g for 3kg of pig if you want to be more precise!) THEN divide the dose into 7 separate doses and feed over 7 days to break life cycle of the worm in the pig. HOWEVER, if your pigs live outside, they are likely to re-infest them selves by eating worms and slugs and snails, which ingest the eggs that your pigs have helpfully pooed out. Rotating pastures is generally helpful, but the worm burden can survive for years. www.thepigsite.com is really helpful for info on pig health and treatments/diseases etc. How do you know they have lungworm??

A female mama pig is typically referred to as a sow.

There are many differences. The limbs of a pig are of the same circumference on all four legs. The top portion of each of the four legs of the pig are in close to the body because the pig stands on all fours. Pigs' hocks are our heels, which we use as a part of our foot to balance ourselves on two feet. The pig's hocks, however are not on the ground like us but acts as a part of the pig's leg. Pigs also have hooves and dewclaws where we have dextrous fingers and toes. Our legs are more muscular, much longer and broader all the way down to the foot than a pig's is. There is no meat on a pig's back legs past the hocks. Also, the bone in the lower portion of our arms and legs have two bones allowing us to twist our feet and hand to 180 degrees. A pig's lower leg bones are fused, allowing no twisting movement of their legs.

A pig's liver typically has four lobes: left lateral lobe, left medial lobe, right medial lobe, and right lateral lobe. These lobes are responsible for various functions within the liver, including nutrient storage and detoxification.

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Male or female it is "cousin". Doesn't matter age or sex.