k Feral swine, USA Captive feral swine family Suidae, USA. Swine are not native to the Americas, but have been brought there by humans on multiple occasions since the 1500s as a source of food, or to be hunted for sport. Following escape, wild populations gradually formed. These populations have grown enormously and spread across the US, causing around 1.5 billion in damage each year. Feral swine are a combination of escaped domestic pigs Sus domesticus, Eurasian wild boars Sus scrofa, and hybrids of the two, with some of the morphs visible here., by Clint TurnageUS DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURESCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Feral swine, USA Captive feral swine  family Suidae , USA. Swine are not native to the Americas, but have been brought there by humans on multiple occasions since the 1500s as a source of food, or to be hunted for sport. Following escape, wild populations gradually formed. These populations have grown enormously and spread across the US, causing around  1.5 billion in damage each year. Feral swine are a combination of escaped domestic pigs  Sus domesticus , Eurasian wild boars  Sus scrofa , and hybrids of the two, with some of the morphs visible here., by Clint Turnage US DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE SCIENCE PHOTO  LIBRARY
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Feral swine, USA

Captive feral swine (family Suidae), USA. Swine are not native to the Americas, but have been brought there by humans on multiple occasions since the 1500s as a source of food, or to be hunted for sport. Following escape, wild populations gradually formed. These populations have grown enormously and spread across the US, causing around $1.5 billion in damage each year. Feral swine are a combination of escaped domestic pigs (Sus domesticus), Eurasian wild boars (Sus scrofa), and hybrids of the two, with some of the morphs visible here., by Clint Turnage/US DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

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