Pigs

Swine is more general than pig. Swine is any of various omnivorous, even-toed ungulates of the family Suidae. It includes pigs, hogs, and boars, having a stout body with thick skin, a short neck, and a movable snout.

The Toblerone Chocolates made in Switzerland and purchased in Holland and England do not contain gelatin.

The word Pork as it refers to the fresh flesh of a pig dates from the Middle English, derived from the French porc and Latin porcus "pig". It was one of almost 500 French words pertaining to cooking, food or eating that entered English usage after the Norman Conquest.

We can eat every part of a pig, apart from the bones of course! Everything from a pig is edible (whether you want to eat it or not!) even the eyeballs,bladder and brain! YUMMY!:P

Corned beef is derived from cattle (beef), not from pigs (pork).

Also, don't mistake 'corned beef' for 'corn-fed beef'. 'Corned beef' is a brine cured cut of beef, whereas 'corn-fed beef' is cattle that were fed corn as opposed to other grains.

You can eat all types of pigs but some pigs taste better then some. The pig with the best tasting pork is a Berkshire, best tasting bacon is a large black you. There is a noticeable taste difference between each breed.

Yes, and especially truffles, a mushroom that grows underground.. In fact they're so good at finding them that pigs are the animal used to used to sniff them out.

it could be a vegetarianor it just doesn't like cucumbers

You feed him what he is in the mood for. Try some salad, tomatoes, or any citrus fruit that has lots of vitamin C. vitamin C is good for it. Like oranges.

take time buddy! you will get it soon.

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yes you cant get pork and bacon from the same big as bacon pigs need to be older then pork pigs so it can mature

That answer is not a vaild answer.

You can get all meat from one pig. The stock shows in Texas and all the states. People buy the pigs at weight money. If they do what the first answer does they where does the other meat go, your just wasting meat.

Yes it is full of it.. They made it that way in England first

if you are referring to Scotoplanes- possibly- although they would not be high on my menu. They mainly consist of water, and are bottom feeders that feed on dead animals and mud, and have parasites.

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no

Actually, yes they can. See related links for a chart of preferred fruits and nutritional values.

i don't think so......

Actually you can. Colonial hunters often made "hippo bacon" while they were out hunting other game. Hippo meat was a prized delicacy throughout much of southern Africa. Read up on safaris in the 1920s (or earlier) and you'll probably find reference to hippo bacon.

No, but it may be present in pork sausage due to the addition of cereals to the sausage meat.

While there are more advantages than disadvantages of a monogastric digestive system, there are still disadvantages that exist. Animals with a monogastric digestive system are unable to extract energy from the cellulose that they consume in their foods.

No, you should never feed pigs meat or fish. Pigs eat food like sweet potatoes, corn, bread, vegetables and fruit.

Get rid of the body first. Clean all affected areas with 409 then with a 10 percent bleach and water solution. Rent or hire a ozone generator for 48 hours.

The guinea pig is bigger and has a longer life span (4-5 years). They also have a larger diet. They will eat any type of vegatable. A gerbil is small and has a life span from 2-3 years, sometimes 4 years. Gerbils do not like all vegatables. I wwould call them picky on their food. I know this because I have had 8 gerbils and 1 guinea pig that is probably like 5 years. Still alive. But you can tell its old. It's had 2 strokes! But it got better on it's own.

Guinea pigs may live 8-10 years if in good health.

you can buy pigs at the store where you buy pigs

Since pigs are omnivores, they require a diet that satisfies both their needs for meat and vegetation. Thus, most pigs that are raised on farms (like those in swine barns) are fed mainly grain like corn, wheat, barley, oats or rye, with other things added such as fish meal, bone meal or blood meal, and necessary minerals and vitamins.

Pigs that are not raised in a swine barn can and are also fed table scraps, and allowed to root in fields (those that are meant for them to be rooting around in) for roots and tubers. Some pigs even eat grass. Wild pigs are known to eat nuts that fall on the ground from trees and even berries. They will also scavenge a carcass if they come across one.

Hope this helps, but every year we set the date as March 17th in Ireland (St Patricks day!!).. Dig em in very deep (foot under ground level) and earth em up as they go. Never tasted anything as nice....

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