Homonym: Sus scrofa domesticus (Pig)
Sus scrofa domesticus, commonly known as the domestic pig, is a domesticated subspecies of the wild boar. They are part of the family Suidae and are known for their stout bodies, short legs, and large heads. Domestic pigs are raised worldwide for their meat, known as pork, and are also used in various agricultural practices.
These animals are highly intelligent and social creatures, often forming strong bonds with each other and their human caretakers. They have a varied diet, primarily consisting of grains, fruits, and vegetables. Pigs are also known for their ability to root in the ground, which helps them find food and maintain their natural behaviors.