Pigs

A pig would naturally live to around 13 years. but most pigs live 6 months because they are raised for slaughter. Some lucky pigs are selected to be breeder stock and their life is extended to about 4 years.

Female is a sow.
Male is a boar.
Young is a piglet.

The phrase "when pigs fly" is a response equal to "it will never happen", or "I will never do it". The fact is that pigs (large and heavy creatures) are never likely to gain the power of flight, so it is equally unlikely that the activity will ever occur.

Nearly synonymous is the phrase, "when Hell freezes over".

Example (here used as sarcasm):

"Do you think I could win the race?"

"Sure...when pigs fly."

It means that the guinea pig is scared or it doesn't get enough water when its twitching its kinda like when a dog growls but they wont bite you or they should not well when it wimpers its trying to communicate with you or if you have other guinea pigs...


-SycoBob

greetings, in response to the question so wisely asked by your good self i must give the advice that pigs are owned mainly by the slug of angosh, whose destiny is to one day absorb the pig fat of a million foul mud dwellers and unleash them upon the altar of decimation. I hope this answers your question because it is a very important one.

A LOT. They will eat as much as you give them for the most part.

Yes. Mine had bright orange and white fur on her first day.

Shoats. Intact mature male pigs are called boars, and castrated males are called barrows.

A guinea pig sow will normally start showing around 3 weeks after mating, but just barely. Her sides will start to bulge out, and it will look like she has two bumps on her sides. A guinea pig will give birth around 59-79 days after mating, so mark your calendars and keep an eye out!

A baby pig is in the mother's womb for 114 days, give or take 2 days. Pregnant pigs are also known as piggy sows.

The trachea, heart, lungs, bronchial tubes, thyroid gland, and the larynx are found in the cavity of a fetal pig.

The average age of a pet pig, if kept at a good weight and healthy is 12 - 18 years.

most of mammals appendages are its legs, feet, toes and tails.

It can be drawn across the eye to protect it from dust and keep it moist.

A guinea pig is a really cool pet to have. They can learn how to do tricks and stuff (: they're also great company . And a great friend to have but if you every get one get two! Their herd animals they do better in groups

Phosphorous is commonly added to the diet of pigs. However, some people think it can stunt growth so certain species do not have phosphorous in their diet.

They both have big, feathery wings.

If you're asking whats the pigs name on Maggie and the ferocious beast, its Hamilton Hocks (he has a red H on his shirt)

There are many reasons a guinea pig won't eat. If the piggy hasn't been eating for 8-12 hours, you need to take it to a vet, pronto. Not eating can be a sign of a serious illness, and can irreversibly damage the liver, which is fatal.

Has anything been changed recently? A new addition to the cage, or a new food? If there is a new toy, remove it, and see if that helps. New food? Give the pig some of its favorite fresh veggies. If the guinea pig is still not eating, there is a serious problem.

See a veterinarian that specializes in exotics/small animals, STAT.

Pigs stay warm in their barn or den. There always has to be plenty of hay

inside there. The den or barn should consist of 2 rooms. One for the pig to enter

and (dry) off any moisture or wetness from the rain or snow, then enter their

dorm. You want the pig to be dry before they go to their comfort zone. You don't want to have them wet or damp and then lay down. That would cause them to be cold and the hay will be wet or full of moisture creating mold and that is an unpleasant for your pet. You want them to be warm and a happy.

They come from South America. Don't read the following if you don't think you can handle this: They eat them a lot. Many South American countries recognize guinea pigs as livestock and eat millions of them each year. They even try to improve the quality of the meat. The U.K. has often campainged against this. They are related to the Capybara. They are about the size of beavers. They too are often eaten, but not mainly by people. They are also related to Maras, which look like a cross between a kangaroo and rabbit!! And they are related to and look very similar to Pacas and Cavias. In_Correct

The scientific or taxonomic name would be Rana grylio.

There are about 47 different breeds of swine in the world.