"They pretty much eat anything with a calorie in it. "

— A private landowner

Marcus Lashley, associate professor, UF/IFAS decribes a sweeping invasion of 'Super Pigs' from Canda: Wild pigs have a unique collection of traits that make them problematic to humans. When we told one private landowner about the results from our studies, he responded: “That makes sense. Pigs eat all the stuff the other wildlife do – they just eat it first, and then they go ahead and eat the wildlife, too. They pretty much eat anything with a calorie in it.”

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