Pigs

It depends on the individual pig. Please see the related link below for more information.

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It is believed that the animal with the shortest pregnancy is the bandicoot. They have a gestation period that only last 12 days.

Controls passive from the esophagus into the stomach.

Yes I think so!

The phrase "huge hog" could refer to a large pig, but it might also be a colloquial term used in various contexts, such as slang for something impressive or noteworthy. If you are looking for a specific answer or context related to "huge hog," please provide more details!

Glycerol is found in most plants such as oil seed rape and all animals in the form of triglyceride molecules (these are three fatty acids attached to a glycerol backbone) which are stored in adipose tissue (fat tissue). When the body is deficient in glucose (the bodies natural source for energy), the fatty acids detach from the glycerol babckbone and are transformed into a usage energy source. In answer to your question glycerol can be found in pigs and all other animals that store fat.

The average gestation period of a sow is 112-114 days.
The duration of pregnancy in the domestic pig is between 112 and 115 days.
Approximately 114 days.
Pigs are pregnant for 3 months, 3 weeks and 3 days; keep in mind that this is the gestation period of the average farm pig.

yes,pigs are smarter than cattle in some case like pig always use to voide their feaces in corner of open place not the covered area for their living,that is they do not dirty their shed like cattle.

In the United States, a little over 100 million pigs are raised each year. 87% of these pigs are raised on family farms, according to USDA ERS. The US is the biggest exporter of pig meat in the world. About 1/5 of all pigs raised go to feed people outside of the US.

Alligators do not gestate their young inside their bodies the way mammals do.

The lay between 30 and 50 eggs, and gestate them for 2 months.

Pigs are mammals; they are omnivorous, which means they eat both plants and meat. They are social, which means that they live in groups.

It very much depends on what they are being raised for and by whom.

Laying hens on a small farm are usually active and do not need to be fat until just before they are culled to make room for the new layers in the spring. Birds raised for meat are fed a fattening diet of corn and can get quite heavy, enough so they have trouble walking.

Porcupines are warm blooded mammals. This is because they give live births and do not lay eggs. They can be very aggressive.

A wild giraffe's average lifespan is 20-25 years, whereas, in captivity, they can live as long as 28 years.
The giraffe has a 25 year lifespan in wild. They live so long because of their height. The giraffe is the world's tallest mammal.

In the abdominal cavity. Underneath the large and small intestines.

My knowledge of this?

I dissected a pig this year in biology class and was asked to cut the kidneys out:(

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Not in most places, if you are allowed to have a pig. Many places have ordinances that don't allow you to keep pigs in your residence in a town or city.

1st Responder's answer to Question: The crow is of course.

My (2nd) Responder's answer to Question: With careful analysis,the Macaw family, the Grey parrots,

the Amazon parrots, and

the Palm Cockatoo,

and, a few sub-groupings of the Parrot family

are overall smarter than the Crows family, whether by a small amount or a significant amount...

It is a fact, and all apologies if I offended anyone with my answer.

they squeal when they're happy🐖its soooooo cute!!!

A fetal pig's lungs are similar to an adult's in the interior. The difference is that it is much smaller.

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120-180 cm