its it true when a pig flies it will.....?
551340
When hell freezes over in July the pigs will sprout wings and fly in the middle of a Cat & Dog rainstorm... at that point the cows will finally come home!
148926
Theoretically, pigs will fly out of my pants. But yes, this is a popular theory because of the physical resemblance. Also the rout that humans are taking, media overload leading to large eyes, restricted diets (I don't see it yet) less exercise (I see that) leading to smaller bodies, greater technology. Sure, it might make sense. But no pigs so far.
863711
he will act like a fly around shyt
261186
It is inevitable to happen……..the question is when……Also, it has mutated, so now it can be spread from bird to mammal
442757
No, flies definitely don't lay eggs every time they land.  They lay their eggs in suitable locations, and even more importantly, only the female flies actually lay eggs, so about 50% of the flies that land on you will never, ever lay eggs under any circumstances.
1014709
I have never heard of this...I don't think that the fly is doing it consciously.\nI do believe it is a random pattern, but I could be mistaken
588787
An individual domestic pig released into the wild won't change. What it looks like has already been set by its genes.\n\nHowever if domestic pigs are allowed to breed in the wild then over many generations the population will start to take on the characteristics of wild pigs. That is because the form and behaviour of the wild pig is much better suited too survival in the wild. Those pigs that show the traits of the wild ancestor will survive longer and have more young and slowly the population will evolve into something much more closely resembling the wild ancestor.
56061
Yes, if that is the direction they are flying. If the wind changes direction though they don't change. So not ALL the time as the question implies.
445484
They are likely following air currents-Flies dont think about where they are going-they dont really "think" at all, in terms of making decisions.  THey just have simple reactions to ari currents, heat, light, and chemical sensations (food)-If they are circling, its because there are air current moving in a circular motion, and they are following those.
144293
BECAUSE IT WILL BLOW UP
1132751
No, but people flying them can depending on the circumstances....
11721
First of all, it depends on the bird size. The bird has an initial advantage of flying away. If the bird is big like a hawk, it would be a winner without any questions. But if it is small, it would fly away. And you know, The winner never runs away from the battlefield.
561666
kind of makes you wish cows could fly just for that reason
376666
Pigs are generalists, tend to adapt well to a feral condition, and likely have a good chance of surviving the current human-induced mass extinction event.  In a hypothetical future time after humans, there will probably be an absence of large animals and they will be much better candidates for getting large instead of getting smaller (niches better filled by rodents and other smaller creatures).\n\nFlight has only evolved four times.  It's likely to evolve again, but the odds would seem best in an arboreal animal rather than a large, slow herbivore/omnivore.  Unless they become bipedal and go one of the hypothesized possibilities for birds: jumping and flapping after flying insects, flight in pigs would be best accomplished through a tree-climbing intermediate.  If pigs could climb, evolve to really get specialized for that mode of life they may have a chance.  It's not a big step to add streches of skin to allow for gliding.  It is a big step to go from there to powered flight, but it's happened more than once.\n\nOverall I'd say if they outlive humans (not too unlikely), survive a subsequent mass extinction or two that can eliminate the arboreal competition (less likely as I suspect they'd get bigger and more specialized making their chances even worse), evolve into an active arboreal niche (inflexible hoofs are no small problem), and evolve gliding (not too impossible at that point), then we could get flight.  \n\nMy guess is if it happens (it won't) it could take as little as 20 million years.
922676
Hmmm...someone said pigs have orgasms that last for 30 minutes.  That is awfully tempting...
682492
wow. no.\n\nBut, okay, let's actually look at this:\nFirst, it Kermit the FROG, Second, she's a pig. A mammal, gives live birth. He's a frog. An amphibian, lays eggs.\n\nIt just wouldn't work.\n\nSorry, Piggy, it was never meant to be.
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well, cuz thay are lieing , pigs, and have no since of what it is to be a truthful PIG ! thay all suck , if it was'nt for what was between there legs , there would be a bounty on there " HEADS " . cuz, i would be the first in line to get my LINCENDS !!!