Did you know that pigs can play video games, smell things 5-7 miles away, recognize human faces, and solve multiple-choice questions? Find out even more surprising facts about pigs in this video!
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Pigs are highly intelligent, social, clean, and empathetic beings with individual personalities and their own language. Our misconceptions about pigs largely stem from their behavior when confined and stressed within the animal agriculture industry. Free from such conditions, pigs are able to engage in play, socialize, and exhibit their individuality.

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See Through A Pigs' Eyes
— YouTube: https://youtu.be/LijbXbr5njU
— Website: https://bitesizevegan.org/36-hours-without-water-draw-my-life/

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• Rosina Espig (See Alvar & Kjell's story: https://youtu.be/7cGcu2L8Hqs)
• Hubert at Welltvi, Austria
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Chapter markers for navigation:
00:00 Introduction
00:54 #1 Pigs take play seriously
01:41 #2 Pigs are crazy smart!
03:26 #3 Pigs have their own language
03:58 #4 Pigs have personalities
04:46 #5 Pigs are super social & make friends with other animals
05:28 #6 Pigs have impressive memories
06:14 #7 Pigs are very clean
06:51 #8 Mother pigs sing to their babies
07:36 #9 Pigs are empathetic
08:06 #10 Why we are so wrong about pigs
09:05 What we can do for pigs

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