In all actuality, a pig is a term used for a young swine that is growing and generally less than 120lbs. A hog is a term used for a full grown swine weighing in at over 120 lbs. Also, a pig wears lipstick.
Good answer....A pig is a hog -- hog is a generic name for all swine -- but a hog is not a pig. In the terminology of hog raising, a pig is a baby hog less than ten weeks old. Now you know!!!
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lipstick?
Not quite... good guess though!!!!
In all actuality, a pig is a term used for a young swine that is growing and generally less than 120lbs. A hog is a term used for a full grown swine weighing in at over 120 lbs. Also, a pig wears lipstick.
Good answer....A pig is a hog -- hog is a generic name for all swine -- but a hog is not a pig. In the terminology of hog raising, a pig is a baby hog less than ten weeks old.
Now you know!!!
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