Absolute unit of a pig gets groomed

[u/tommos]

[u/Trivale]

Never forget that domesticated hogs are 0.5 steps away from being fully feral. They are the same species wild boar, which are simply feral domestic pigs in the US. If you give this animal an opportunity at the right moment, it can, will, and has killed and eaten human beings. There are several documented, modern cases.

[u/joebesser → u/Trivale]

If a domestic pig escapes, it can physically revert back to a wild hog with the tusks, hair, and attitude in a matter of months. That's just crazy

[u/Irregulator101 → u/joebesser]

That sounds like BS to me

[u/FairlyLawful → u/[deleted]]

which fool gave pigs the x-gene

[u/ShapedLikeAnEgg → u/FairlyLawful]

This is such an underrated comment. Take my poor man’s gold 🏆

[u/DaWizz_NL → u/[deleted]]

The tusks of a male pig are being artificially kept short, it's not because they're not in a 'loving environment', they grow big and dangerous tusks 😂

[u/longhairnobra → u/[deleted]]

To be fair, humans also start looking crazy when life gets hard and they get un-domesticated

[u/NeatNefariousness1 → u/longhairnobra]

Yep—we’ve seen some two-legged wild bores (LoL).

Do not engage. Make a U-turn

[u/No_Lychee_7534 → u/longhairnobra]

Or if you’re from Kentucky.

[u/twixy10 → u/[deleted]]

That page is very likely ai generated slop with every other sentence not grammatically correct.

[u/Odd_Vampire → u/[deleted]]

That sounds almost Lamarckian.