In 2009 Andersson bolstered his theory by comparing mutations in coat-color genes between several varieties of domesticated and wild pigs. The results, he reported, "demonstrate that early farmers ...
When it was all over, 25 wild pigs had been gunned down, tested for disease and carted away to an approved mass grave in Osage County. “They were feral swine, which means they were domestic pigs ...
Carbón was domesticated, but he was still a hog Carbón wasn't as cuddly as I'd anticipated. His skin was rough and hairy, and he — like all pigs, as I found out — had tusks. In the wild ...