Pigs are domesticated animals widely known for their intelligence and adaptability. They belong to the family Suidae and are raised for various purposes, including meat production, particularly pork, and sometimes as pets. Pigs are omnivores, meaning they eat both plant and animal matter, and are known for their strong sense of smell, which makes them excellent at rooting around for food. Their social and curious nature, along with their high cognitive abilities, makes them comparable to some primates in terms of problem-solving skills. Pigs also play a role in ecosystems, helping to maintain the balance by controlling vegetation and acting as natural scavengers.
