Pigs

Piglets are mammals and as such receive there nourishment through their umbilical cord which is attached to the placenta, this is where the piglets blood exchanges waste and food with the body of the mother sow.

mmmm,, lets think. why do u think there always hungry?

wait.. think again. they are fat!!!!!! they are also ugly, and they role in mud to get the flies off of them so they wont lose blood. that's wat i know. pigs are nice, but wat makes me mad, is they eat so much. anything in there way!!!! jk. this might me fake, but my friend told me. hahaha (:

Hampshire pigs typically eat a diet of grains, vegetables, fruits, and commercial pig feed. They also enjoy consuming pasture grass and forage if available. It's important to provide them with a balanced diet to meet their nutritional requirements for growth and development.

Ear notching pigs is a common method used for identification purposes. By making unique notches in a pig's ear, farmers can easily track individual animals and record information such as their age, breed, or health status. This system helps to monitor the pigs' progress and manage their care effectively.

Pigs typically live on farms or in rural areas, where they are raised for food production. They are known to thrive in environments with adequate space, shelter, and access to food and water. Some pigs may also be kept as pets in homes with proper care and supervision.

Baby pigs are called Piglets or Piglet for singular.
a baby pig is called a piglet

Some farmers put rings (called choat rings if I spelled that right) in their pigs noses to stop them from rooting in the dirt. The rings are C shaped when open and sharpened at both ends, they are applied with a specalized tool that clamps the ring closed onto the edge of the hogs nose and the result is that it is painful if they try to root at the ground. Rooting in the dirt can potenially lead to parasights and the passing on of disease .

The integumentary system of a pig consists of the skin, hair, hooves, and associated glands. The skin acts as a protective barrier against the external environment and helps regulate body temperature. Hair provides insulation and protection, while hooves are specialized structures for support and movement. Glands in the skin produce oils and sweat to moisturize and waterproof the skin.

Only two that I can think of. Adam and Eve. Any animal that could be useful to the members of that community.

Chickens for eggs and meat and roosters for continued renewal of the flock.

Pig's ears are typically flat, oval-shaped, and have a wrinkled texture. They are pink in color and have a leathery appearance due to the cartilage content. When fresh, pig's ears may have some hair on them, which is usually removed before consumption.

A pig tooth consists of a crown, roots, dentin, enamel, pulp cavity, and cementum. The crown is the visible part of the tooth, while the roots anchor the tooth in the jaw. Dentin is the hard tissue under the enamel, and the pulp cavity contains nerves and blood vessels. Cementum covers the roots and helps attach the tooth to the jawbone.

Yes it can bite theoretically!! But it depends if it's big or small. I talso depends how long their teeth is.!!!!

Yes it can bite theoretically!! But it depends if it's big or small. I talso depends how long their teeth is.!!!!

Yes, they can and do. I was bitten over the summer and 7 months later it STILL hurts. The attack was unprovoked and he'd never bitten anyone in the 5 yrs they had him.

Chester White sows are known for their strong maternal instincts and good mothering ability. They are attentive mothers, often providing good care and protection to their piglets. Additionally, they have been bred for their mothering qualities, making them well-suited for breeding and farrowing operations.

Pigs are not inherently vicious animals. They can be gentle, social, and intelligent creatures when properly cared for. However, like any animal, they have the potential to become aggressive if they feel threatened or mistreated.

A pig has 38 pairs of chromosomes, for a total of 76 chromosomes.

The average size of a pig varies depending on the breed. On average, adult pigs can weigh between 200 to 700 pounds. However, some breeds, such as the pot-bellied pig, are smaller and can weigh between 100 to 300 pounds.

A young male swine is called a barrow( pronounced b-air-row)

prices for swine feed vary depending upon the type you choose to feed, and the amount you intend to purchase. it can vary from a few dollars for a 50 lb. bag to a larger amount if bought by the ton. best to contact a local distributor like farmers co-op, or tractor supply company and ask for their current up to date prices since ther price of grain varies almost weekly.

Most common pork cuts: Ham is from the hind leg; Picnic is from the front leg; Boston butt, shouder roast. and shoulder steak come from the front shoulder; pork chops (all cuts) come from the pork loin; spare ribs come from the side; sausage is made from different parts, usually pieces of meat left over from the prime cuts.

Technically no, but pigs have an amazing sense of the vibrations in the ground, so they can tell within a foot of accuracy where you are, purely on sound and ground vibrations and smells, so they will still be able to "see" you in the dark

Hamsters are typically faster than humans due to their small size and agility. Guinea pigs, on the other hand, are generally slower than humans and are more known for their gentle and docile nature.

Animals such as squirrels, chipmunks, deer, and birds like wild turkeys, woodpeckers, and chickadees are known to be attracted to butternut trees. These animals are drawn to the nuts produced by the tree as a food source.

A pig that is young and is a female is called a pig.

Extra toes that are not fully attached in guinea pigs are known as polydactyly. As long as these extra toes do not cause her any pain or difficulty in walking, it should not be a problem for her. However, regular monitoring and care are important to ensure her comfort and well-being.

There are four lobes that are present in the lungs of a pig. The larger, right lung is divided into four lobes; the apical, cardiac, diaphragmatic, and the fourth samller lobe below the apex of the heart, the intermediate.