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Pigs

Over the centuries, man has found almost limitless uses for these farm creatures. Questions here should focus on all things that 'oink.'

4,989 Questions

What is inside the pigs heart?

same as in humans or just about anything else with a heart to pump blood to the body

How do you get rid of the parasite on the guinea pig?

If you think your guinea pig possibly has fleas you should either call a vet or go somewhere where there are people that could help you with this situation. Maybe bring it to a pet store and show a worker that could help you and take a look. They could possibly have a shampoo or something that could help you out.

What do freshwater hog louse eat?

A water hog louse eats pond plants like pondweed.

How many pigs are in a blanket?

one. one pig in a blanket.

single pigs in a blanket may be placed among other individuals thus makings pigs in blankets. unless you're a hefty..in this case feel free to add more pork to that thing.

git'r'done!

What is the Difference between wild boar and wild pig?

The standard term used for a wild hog in the United States is feral hog or feral pig. Feral means it was once domestic and is now wild. Spanish explorers brought domestic hogs with them in the 1500's and they have spread across the country. Many states now have populations of wild hogs but the southeastern states, as well as Texas have very large populations.

Wild boar is usually the term used for the Eurasian wild boar, originally from Russia. It has also been brought to the United States and has freely bred with the feral hog population. The Eurasian wild boar is larger, huskier, and more aggressive than other wild hogs.

What is the function of the abdominal esophagus?

The esophagus is a muscular tube connecting the throat with the stomach. It is about 8 inches long and transports saliva, liquids and foods from the mouth to the stomach.

Yorkshire pig characteristics?

They are swine with solid white coloration.

What does a wild boar look like?

Nothing you would want to bump into in a dark alley. see the associated link below (Wild boar) for a picture or two.

Where did the term when pigs fly come from?

In 1987 when there were to many pigs on the planet. Superheros decided to give some of the pigs their flying ability...only 4 of these special pigs are still circling the world and are yet to be found! And that is why this expresion, means to concer the impossible. Thank you for your time.

What system does the diaphragm belong in the fetal pig?

The diaphragm in a fetal pig attaches to the abdominal and thoracic cavity. It is used to help the pig breath.

Where is the fetal pigs gallbladder located?

Bacon looks good in my mouth. Bacon is a gift from god. I think all the cubans should suck it. Miguel is rascist.

In what ways are humans and fetal pigs different?

Theres a whole latta differences between a human body and a pig fetus which is jst about everything down do DNA and chromasomes but the difference between a fetal human n a fetal pig is the DNA, chromosomes, and development

Do you need to walk micro pigs?

No.

Buying the leash and harness was a PURE waste of money. Not only was it difficult to put on the pig, made it get stressed, and was hard to adjust- GUINEA PIGS ARE PREY ANIMALS. They will run at the slightest loud noise, strange environment, and can can get injured if they pull on the harness. I was stupid when i thought "Hey, maybe g-pigs are like dogs and can go on walks too!" WRONG.

It can be the worst mistake of your life giving your g-pig a walk. It can end with poisoning your pig, killing your pig, or losing your pig. It's just not worth the risk.

If you want to give your pig fresh air and grass to nibble on- build a pen, place your pig in it, and watch it so nothing gets to it. Walking a pig to look "cute" is not even a good enough reason.

Does both ham and bacon come from a pig?

Yes. Bacon is made from the sides of the belly while ham is made from the muscle around the hip joint.

What does Duroc pig tattooed look like?

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How big is a 4 month old Pig?

i have a 4 moth old g pig and hes about 1 foot and a half : )

Benefits of owning a pig?

Well they teach responsiblitiy, responsible people will study and be more likely to do better in school. They make great pets, friends and companions. The more the friends, the happier and nicer you may be.

How do swine perspire?

Pigs do not perspire. They have no sweat glands to allow perspiration, that is why they lay in mud to cool their bodies. Their skin is very dry and tough because of this. They also cool themselves through breathing.

Can you own a pig in the city?

In most cities there are ordinances against having livestock in the city. Some will allow a pet pig.

What is a wild animal with large tusks that is a pig's cousin?

The African wild boar is the tusked, wild pig of Africa. The boar's scientific name is Phacochoerus africanus. The boar's tusks are hunted by poachers. The tusks traditionally are used as knife handles. But they also have artistic uses.

What is the diminutive of sow?

there is no true diminutive for sow, hog, etc, as these terms are used for adult animals. i.e. those capable of reproduction.

The name for a non-mature pig is piglet, so one could have a sow piglet.

btw the diminutive for a fountain pen is inkling.

It may well be that is only for humans that we have gendered names for the juveniles.

girl/boy, lass/lad

Can pigs eat fireflies?

Pigs can eat and digest fireflies, but fireflies are typically not large enough to entice pigs into expending the energy to catch them. If a pig consumes a firefly, it should have no issue digesting it since pigs can consume small amounts of flesh (as opposed to a cow which would not properly digest a firefly). However, it is not recommended to feed a pig fireflies.

What is hindgut fermentation in pigs?

Hindgut Fermentation is the process of digesting cellulose in herbivorous organisms.

What is the tissue covering the lungs called on a pig?

The pleura cover and protect the lungs in a fetal pig.