Tracking wild pigs with GPS devices reveals how their social interactions could influence the spread of disease, offering new strategies for protecting agriculture, wildlife, and human health.
We examined the stomach contents of 104 wild pigs collected during a 7-year period in oak woodlands of the Diablo Range, California, and found that 40.4% contained vertebrate prey comprising 20 ...
wild pigs (Sus scrofa) are one of the most damaging invasive species in North America. They cause millions of dollars in crop damage yearly and harbor dozens of pathogens that threaten humans and ...
That could result in the species being bred into extinction ... these animals could be released and protected in the wild. Captive-bred pigs could be released into the wild if the threats to ...
Terri Burnjes is a biologist with Kentucky Fish and Wildlife. She said wild pigs are an intelligent and invasive species that can destroy forests, crops and the habitats of other animals.